What are the commonly used sheet metal shaping hand repair tools?

Commonly used hand tools in automotive sheet metal include:

Sheet metal repair tools include a variety of hammers, pad irons, key irons, drawing hammers, body files, scribing tools, folding tools, edging tools, edge pulling tools and so on. Commonly used tools include a variety of hammers, pad irons and leveling knives. According to the workplace and personal habits, you can make some of their own tools to meet the needs of panel maintenance.

Universal tools, body repair tools and so on.

1. General tools automotive sheet metal repair tools such as wrenches, screwdrivers, pliers, iron scissors and other commonly used hand tools. 2. body repair tools

(1) ball peen hammer. Multi-purpose tool for sheet metal processing, used to correct the bending structure, generally used for processing initial body parts.

(2) Rubber Hammer. It is used to tap sheet metal without damaging painted surfaces.

(3) Hammer. Hammer is an essential tool for repairing damaged sheet metal parts. It is used to knock damaged sheet metal back into shape and to clean up damaged sheet metal when replacing it.

(4) Pick Hammer. The tip of the small dent is used to hammer out the dent from the inside, and the center portion can be lightly tapped. The flat end and top iron are used to remove high spots and corrugations.

(5) Impact hammer. When repairing larger dents, an impact hammer is used to initially straighten the dented surface, or to machine the inner plate and strengthen related parts. This situation requires a lot of force, not a smooth surface.

(6) Finishing hammer. After repairing a dent with an impact hammer, a finishing hammer is required to obtain the final shape.

(7) Top iron. Typically, the hammer strikes the back of the sheet metal and the hammer and top iron **** work together to lower the high part and raise the low part.

(8) Wedge iron. Comes in a variety of shapes and sizes to match different panel shapes.

(9) Pick. Used to get into limited spaces and pry up pits in a variety of lengths and shapes.