Roofing pincers Dedra angled 90° 260 mm pliers for nail and shingle work

Dedra angled 90° roofing pincers, 260 mm, are hand tools designed for gripping, extracting nails and shaping roofing materials. The 90° bent head provides access to tight angles common at roof valleys, eaves and junctions, allowing controlled pulling of fasteners and bending of metal flashing or shingles during installation and repair. The 260 mm length balances leverage and maneuverability for both professional roofers and DIY use.

Advantages

The angled head gives improved access to confined roof areas and enables straight, forceful nail extraction without needing to reposition the body. Hardened gripping jaws and a narrow profile allow a secure hold on nails, staples and small sheet metal edges. The tool’s length and ergonomic handle design provide leverage for bending flashing and manipulating shingles while maintaining hand control and reducing slippage.

Suitable for

• Removing nails and staples from roof decking and shingles
• Bending and shaping metal flashing and drip edges
• Accessing fasteners in roof valleys, eaves and tight junctions
• General roofing installation and repair tasks

Key specifications

• Overall length: 260 mm
• Head angle: 90° bent head for improved access
• Functionality: gripping, extracting nails, bending roofing materials
• Jaw type: hardened gripping jaws suitable for nails and thin sheet metal
• Handle: ergonomic design for improved leverage and control

How to use

Position the jaws around the nail head or staple and apply steady pressure to grip the fastener. Use the angled head to reach into tight spaces or between shingles, then apply controlled leverage with the handle to extract the nail. For bending flashing or shaping sheet metal, use the jaws to hold the material and apply gradual force to bend along the required line. Maintain firm, even pressure and adjust hand position as needed for clearance and safety.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate eye protection and gloves when extracting nails or manipulating metal. Inspect the jaws before use to ensure a secure grip and avoid working on wet or slippery surfaces. For stubborn fasteners, work gradually to reduce the risk of damaging roofing materials.