Hydraulic multi-station ironworker
Punching, flat-bar shearing, section cutting and notching in a shared hydraulic machine.
PROCESS OVERVIEW
How the process fits your production
A multi-station ironworker combines several fabrication operations. A dedicated punch prioritizes hole-making, throat access and repeat tooling over additional cutting stations.
- Multiple fabrication stations
- Interchangeable punch/die tooling
- Section-specific shear blades
- Station guarding to confirm
Typical applications
- Steel frames
- Brackets and base plates
- Mixed workshop fabrication
Material considerations
Plate, flat bar, round/square bar and structural angles within station-specific material ratings.
Select around the finished part
Check every station using the actual profiles. Confirm any simultaneous operation and its guarding requirements.
Prepare your inquiry
List each profile and operation. Review hole diameter and thickness together, throat depth, die clearance and permitted station combinations.
Discuss this machine type →Technical selection requirements
Compare these fields with the proposed model's technical sheet. Material, part geometry and the configured options determine the working capacity.
| Specification | Configuration requirement |
|---|---|
| Stations | Punch, flat bar, angle, bar and notch capability. |
| Access | Throat and tooling-change arrangement. |
| Punching | Force, hole/thickness combination and throat. |
| Shearing | Flat bar, angle and bar ratings. |
| Notching | Cut envelope and tooling. |
| Operation | Station interlocks and work support. |
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