Everhard MA74110 - 3 in. Offset Hand Seamer

Built for control in tight spots, the Everhard MA74110 puts 3-inch offset jaws right where you need them—over raised seams, near fasteners, and along drip edges—so you can form crisp bends and flatten details without banged knuckles. It’s a rugged, jobsite-ready seamer for roofing trim work, flashing, and HVAC metal where straight-jaw tools can’t quite reach.

Key Features

• 3" offset jaws provide knuckle clearance and visibility when working over standing seams, laps, and obstructions.
• Parallel jaw action delivers uniform clamping pressure for consistent bends and hems.
• Smooth, non-marring faces help protect painted and coated metals during forming.
• Heavy-duty steel construction stands up to daily field use and repetitive squeezing.
• Comfortable, non-slip grips for confident control with gloved or bare hands.
• Compact, go-anywhere profile ideal for finishing details at corners, eaves, and tight returns.
• Versatile on light-gauge metals including aluminum, galvanized steel, and copper.

Offset Compound‑leverage Design

• Handles are offset to allow easier access and control in tight spaces—ideal for seams near edges or ducts

Jaw Specifications

• Width: 3 ¼″
• Depth: 1 1⁄8″ Constructed from drop-forged steel with nickel plating, ensuring strength and corrosion resistance

Precision Graduations

• Fine 1⁄8″ markings on the jaws for accurate and repeatable bending measurements 

Size & Weight

• Overall length: ~9 ½″
• Jaw dimensions: 3 ¼″ wide × 1 1⁄8″ deep 

Ergonomic Comfort

• Cushioned plastic/grip handles designed for non-slip performance and reduced user fatigue, especially beneficial during prolonged use

US Built

• Professionally manufactured in the USA to meet high durability and performance standards

• Grip both handles firmly and open the jaws fully.
• Insert the sheet metal edge between the jaws at your starting point.
• Squeeze the handles to clamp the metal securely before bending or flattening.
• Pivot or bend the seamer as needed to form bends or flatten seams along the workpiece.
• Move the seamer incrementally along the length of your seam to ensure even shaping.
• Release pressure to remove the metal once the desired bend or flattening is achieved.
• After use, wipe the jaws clean of dirt, adhesive, or metal shavings and store in a dry place.

Q: What makes the offset design useful?
A: The offset compound-leverage handles provide knuckle clearance and easier access in tight spaces, such as seams near edges, ducts, or standing seams.

Q: What are the jaw dimensions?
A: The jaws measure 3-1/4 in. wide by 1-1/8 in. deep, offering solid coverage for accurate bends and flattening.

Q: Will it work on coated or painted metals?
A: Yes, the smooth, nickel-plated jaws are designed to reduce marking. For delicate finishes, add protective tape for extra insurance.

Q: Where is this tool made?
A: It is manufactured in the USA from drop-forged steel, built for strength, durability, and corrosion resistance.