Sealey Joggler/Flanging Tool Body Repair Kits Panel Beating Tools RE92/30. This Sealey Joggler/Fla...Sealey Joggler/Flanging Tool Body Repair Kits Panel Beating Tools RE92/30. This Sealey Joggler/Flanging Tool is constructed with all steel and spring-loaded handles for durability. Its precision jaws create a 10mm flange on 18-20 gauge mild steel or aluminium sheet, ensuring a smooth, flush joint between panels. The tool is fitted with non-slip PVC grips for comfortable handling. It has a maximum material thickness capacity of 1.2mm and a throat depth of 22mm, with an overall length of 280mm. This tool is designed to save valuable time when preparing panel edges.
This guide is for anyone using the Sealey Joggler/Flanging Tool RE92/30 for automotive body repair. It helps you understand how to use the tool, its key features, and how to troubleshoot common issues. This tool is designed to create a 10mm flange on mild steel or aluminum, enabling flush joints between panels and saving time in the process. However, it's essential to understand its material limitations and proper usage to achieve the best results.
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Model Part Number
RE92/30
Brand
Sealey
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FAQs
What materials can I use with this tool?
The Sealey Joggler/Flanging Tool is designed for use with 18-20 gauge mild steel and aluminum sheets.
What is the maximum material thickness?
The maximum material thickness the tool can handle is 1.2mm.
How do I maintain the tool?
Clean the jaws after each use, store it in a dry place, and lubricate the moving parts regularly.
What is the throat depth of the tool?
The throat depth is 22mm.
What are the dimensions of the tool?
The overall length of the tool is 280mm.
What should I do if the flange is uneven?
Ensure the material is properly positioned and that the tool is perpendicular to the metal surface. Practice with scrap metal to improve technique.
Can I use this tool for heavy-duty applications?
This tool is designed for panel beating and body repair. It is not suitable for heavy-duty applications or materials exceeding the specified thickness.
Troubleshooting
The tool is not creating a proper flange.
Check the material thickness to ensure it's within the tool's specifications (1.2mm max). Make sure the jaws are correctly aligned and that you're applying even pressure.
The tool feels difficult to operate.
Ensure the handles are well-lubricated. If the material is too thick, reduce the thickness or use a more powerful tool.
The flange is uneven.
Ensure the material is properly positioned within the jaws and that the tool is perpendicular to the metal surface. Practice with scrap metal to improve technique.