Standard equipment:

· Punching station
· Flat steel shears
· Angle steel shears
· Steel profile shears with blades for circular and square sections
· Notching station
· Punch seat with bayonet lock
· Punch and die reductions
· Hook wrench
· Foot control
· Hydraulic oil
· Operating instructions

The hydraulic ironworker represents a versatile and highly efficient solution for cutting and punching metal materials, used in various industrial sectors such as steel fabrication, mechanical construction, plant engineering, and maintenance workshops. Designed to ensure precision, power, and reliability, this machine allows multiple operations from a single workstation, optimizing production time and cost.

The structure is solidly welded from high-strength steel, providing rigidity and stability even under heavy loads, while the latest-generation hydraulic system ensures smooth motion, constant force control, and reduced component wear. The punching station features a throat depth of 620 mm, allowing easy processing of large profiles and excellent accessibility to the working area.

Technical Data: 

*Data shown are for materials with mechanical strength of 400 N/mm²

The operating cycle is based on a pressure-controlled hydraulic circuit that drives the punch or cutting blades with uniform and progressive force. Unlike traditional drilling, punching produces no chips, requires no coolant, and offers significant time savings while maintaining high hole quality and a clean working area. The integrated shears make it possible to cut flat steel, angle iron, and structural profiles, both square and round, using dedicated and easily replaceable blades.

The control is operated by a two-stage foot pedal, allowing either incremental movement for precise positioning or a full working stroke in complete safety. All machines are supplied with hydraulic oil already filled and ready for use. On request, they can be equipped with special tools such as V-notching knives, oversized punches, or tool holders compatible with other industry standards.

Thanks to the 400 Volt three-phase motor, continuously adjustable stroke, and customizable working stations, the hydraulic ironworker proves to be an essential machine for professionals seeking high performance, versatility, and long-term reliability in metalworking operations.