Tapco Tools Solves Roofing Trim Headaches

Tapco Tools® brakes are widely recognized for helping contractors create high-quality custom exterior siding trim. But did you know that the versatility and precision of the Max-I-Mum® XL and MX Series® brake systems are also ideal equipment for roofing trim and flashing fabrication needs?

Tapco Tools brakes are efficient, durable, and portable, and they’re engineered to make it easy to accurately craft the ideal roofing trim solution for every job.

The Max-I-Mum XL System (pictured above) combines the Max-I-Mum II brake with a MAX Snap Stand and MAX Cut-off for a powerful-yet-portable commercial-grade braking system. The system weighs as little as 133 pounds but can bend all vinyl; aluminum up to .040, galvanized steel up to 24 gauge, painted galvanized steel up to 26 gauge, soft and annealed copper up to 32 ounce, and stainless steel 1/2 hard up to 24 gauge.

Less portable but no less robust, the MX Series provides heavy-duty bending without sacrificing precision. It’s stable, tough, and has double-walled pivot arms for added strength. The MX can bend all vinyl, galvanized steel up to 22 gauge, painted galvanized steel up to 24 gauge, CR sheet and coil steel up to 22 gauge, soft and annealed copper up to 32 ounce, and stainless steel 1/2 hard up to 24 gauge.

The Tapco Tools MX Series brake system for crafting roofing trim
Tapco Tools MX Series brake

Efficient, Accurate Roofing Trim Fabrication

To give your clients a truly custom, finished look, the Max-I-Mum XL and MX Series can be used to craft a variety of roofing trim and flashing details. These include:

  • Hip cap
  • W-valley flashing
  • Angle 3” by 3”
  • 3/4” angles
  • Drip cap
  • J-channel
  • Monoslope ridge
  • Baseguard
  • Outside corners
  • Narrow outside corners
  • Inside corners
  • Residential eave drip
  • Step sidewall flashing
  • Double angle flashing
  • Transition flashing
  • Gambrel flashing
  • Endwall/sidewall flashing
  • Residential gable trim

See Tapco Tools brakes in action and learn bending techniques on our YouTube channel.

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