Ma'anshan City Langxi Heavy Industry Machinery Technology Co., Ltd.
Ma'anshan City Langxi Heavy Industry Machinery Technology Co., Ltd.

For linear cutting applications, such as swing beam shears and guillotine shears, hydraulic shears remain a very affordable choice. The thickness and width of the material you wish to treat must be taken into account while selecting the appropriate shear. The kinds of materials that a hydraulic shearing machine can process are directly impacted by its shearing capability. Although both devices are made to cut steel plates, their methods differ, thus the best choice for you will depend on your particular requirements.

Types of Shearing Machine

QC12K Swing Beam Shearing Machine
QC12K Swing Beam Shearing Machine
Our swing beam shears are the best in the business for cutting full-length and extra-wide sheets because of their excellent quality and reasonable cost.
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Q11K Guillotine Shearing Machine
Q11K Guillotine Shearing Machine
The guillotine shear is a common option for plate shearing among buyers worldwide due to its ability to be modified for both blade clearance and angle.
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What Should You Do if the Hydraulic System Is Not Working?

1 Check Hydraulic Fluid Levels

Ensure the hydraulic fluid reservoir is filled to the recommended level. Low fluid levels can cause the system to malfunction.


2 Inspect for Leaks

Examine the hydraulic lines, connections, and seals for any signs of leaks. Address any leaks immediately to prevent further issues.


3 Consult the User Manual

Refer to the troubleshooting section of the user manual for specific guidance on diagnosing and resolving common hydraulic system problems.


What Should I Consider When Buying a Hydraulic Shear?

What Should I Consider When Buying a Hydraulic Shear?
  1. Evaluate Cutting Capacity: When purchasing a hydraulic shear, one of the most critical factors to consider is the machine’s cutting capacity. Ensure that the shear can handle the maximum thickness and width of the materials you plan to cut. Different materials have varying levels of hardness and tensile strength, so it’s essential to verify that the machine is capable of cutting through the specific types of materials you will be working with, such as steel, aluminum, or other metal alloys.

  2. Material Compatibility: Consider the types of materials you will be cutting regularly. Hydraulic shears are designed to handle a range of materials, but some models may be better suited for specific types. For instance, cutting stainless steel may require a more robust machine compared to cutting softer metals like aluminum. Ensure that the hydraulic shear you choose is compatible with the materials you intend to process to avoid premature wear and tear or potential damage to the machine.

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