Pro-source AH701236CF Reverse Flange Edging 36 in

Product Description

The PRO-SOURCE AH701236CF is a Number 7 reverse flange edging strip used to finish and protect exposed panel edges in light industrial, HVAC cabinet, and sheet metal fabrication applications. The strip measures 36 inches in length and is constructed from polypropylene, which resists moisture, mild chemicals, and abrasion under normal service conditions. An aluminum handle is included to assist with installation and seating the edging along the target edge profile. At 0.53 pounds, the unit is lightweight and easy to maneuver in tight installations. This type of edging is typically installed by sheet metal mechanics, HVAC equipment fabricators, or maintenance technicians finishing panel edges in equipment enclosures.

Number 7 reverse flange edging is suited for applications where a consistent, snug fit over a flanged or returned edge is required. Common use cases include HVAC unit cabinet edges, electrical enclosure trim, ductwork access panels, and general sheet metal assemblies where bare or sharp edges need to be covered for safety and finish quality. The 36-inch length accommodates most standard panel sides without requiring a splice, and the polypropylene material remains flexible enough to seat along curved or irregular profiles.

Key Features

• Number 7 reverse flange edge profile for flanged or returned sheet metal edges
• Polypropylene construction resists moisture, mild chemicals, and abrasion
• 36-inch length covers most standard panel edges in a single piece
• Aluminum handle included for controlled seating during installation
• Lightweight at 0.53 pounds for easy handling in confined spaces

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation edging for sheet metal panels requiring a Number 7 reverse flange edge profile, including HVAC cabinet edges, electrical enclosure trim, and general sheet metal fabrication assemblies.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by sheet metal mechanics or HVAC fabrication technicians using hand tools or a rubber mallet to seat the edging uniformly along the panel flange. Power down or de-energize any equipment before applying edging to live cabinet assemblies. Ensure the target edge is free of burrs or sharp projections that could cut through the polypropylene during seating. Local safety codes and OSHA guarding requirements may apply when covering sharp exposed edges on equipment enclosures.