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An ironworker machine is a versatile piece of machinery used in metal fabrication, capable of performing multiple operations such as shearing, punching, and notching. Typically constructed from robust steel, these machines are designed to handle various metal thicknesses and types, making them essential in workshops and manufacturing facilities. They are commonly used for fabricating structural steel components, reinforcing bars, and other metal parts.
| Power Source | Electric or hydraulic |
| Max Shear Capacity | Up to 1 inch thick steel |
| Punching Capacity | Up to 1 inch diameter holes |
| Working Width | Typically ranges from 10 to 12 feet |
| Weight | Ranges from 1,500 to 5,000 pounds |
When selecting an ironworker machine, consider the specific operations you need such as shearing, punching, or notching. It's important to specify the maximum material thickness and type you will be working with, as well as any required power source. Additionally, inquire about the machine's certifications and safety features. Quantities may vary based on your production needs, so factor in your workload when requesting a quote.
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It can process various metals including mild steel, stainless steel, and aluminum.
Regular lubrication, checking hydraulic fluids, and inspecting blades and punches for wear.
Yes, it is suitable for both small-scale and large-scale metal fabrication projects.
Look for features like emergency stop buttons, safety guards, and proper shielding.
Yes, proper training is essential to ensure safe and effective operation.
With proper maintenance, it can last for many years, often over a decade.