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    1/4" X 12', " NEW"

    1/4" X 12', " NEW" ACCURSHEAR, 625012, HYDRAULIC SHEAR

    • Manufacturer: Accurshear
    • Model: 625012
    • Maximum thickness: 12 mm
    • Shearing length: 6,250 mm

    PENDANT CONTROL C/W ON/OFF BUTTONS, MODE SELECTOR SWITCH & STROKE CONTROL DIAL BACKGAUGE CONTROL INCLUDES LED DISPLAY, INCH OR METRIC CONVERSION, GO-TO-POSITION FUNCTION, 999 PRE-SELECT PROGRAMS, HOUR METER & ST...

    Toronto, Canada
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    1/4" X 10', ACCURSHEAR 625010,

    1/4" X 10', ACCURSHEAR 625010, NEW, HYDRAULIC SHEAR

    • Manufacturer: Accurshear
    • Model: 625010
    • Throat depth: 120 mm
    • Shearing length: 6,250 mm

    OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES: BALL TRANSFERS MOUNTED IN THE TABLE 10' SQUARING ARM. 2 FRONT SUPPORT ARMS W/RECESSED INCH/METRIC, T-SLOT WITH FINGER T-SLOT IN TABLE W/ INCH/METRIC SCALES STANDARD FEATURES: SHEAR CAPACI...

    Vaughan, Canada

Overview

Shearing equipment is used to cut through metal sheets and plates with precision. This machinery is essential in industries such as metalworking, manufacturing, and construction, providing clean and accurate cuts for various applications. It includes guillotines, alligator shears, and bench shears, each designed for different materials and thicknesses.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when buying shearing equipment?

Consider the type of material you will be cutting, the thickness of the material, and the capacity of the shearing machine. It's also important to evaluate the machine's condition, age, and any maintenance records.

How can I ensure safe shipping of shearing equipment?

Choose a reliable shipping company specialized in transporting heavy machinery. Make sure the equipment is properly secured and protected to prevent any damage during transit.

What is the regular maintenance for shearing equipment?

Regular maintenance includes lubricating moving parts, checking and tightening bolts, and inspecting blades for wear and sharpness. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance schedule for optimal performance.