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Baileigh 1007087 SH-5203-HD 220V 52"x 1/4" Hydraulic Sheet Metal Shear

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Baileigh 1007087 SH-5203-HD 220V 52"x 1/4" Hydraulic Sheet Metal ShearFeatures 1 4 mild steel maximum capacity. 52 shearing length. 15 hp motor runs on 220 volt 3 phase power. Industrial grade hydraulic system can take anything you throw at it. Heavy support arms keep your material square to the blade. Easy to operate: just press the foot pedal. Hydraulic hold downs grab the material to ensure a straight cut, then the blade drops. Switch between 3 modesas needed: Jog mode: Inching the blade down to the material. Single

Features
  • 1/4” mild steel maximum capacity.
  • 52” shearing length.
  • 15 hp motor runs on 220-volt 3-phase power.
  • Industrial-grade hydraulic system can take anything you throw at it.
  • Heavy support arms keep your material square to the blade.
  • Easy to operate: just press the foot pedal. Hydraulic hold-downs grab the material to ensure a straight cut, then the blade drops.
  • Switch between 3 modesas needed:
  • Jog mode: Inching the blade down to the material.
  • Single cycle mode: One cut for one pedal push.
  • Automatic cycling mode: Continuously cutting for production runs.
  • Control panel includes rake angle adjustment, jog/run/stop controls, and production counter.
  • Adjust the blade gap in seconds to prevent crimping or folding, especially when working on thinner materials.
  • Adjustable rake angle can change for your material thickness, giving you cleaner cuts and reducing strain on the hydraulics.
  • It’s simple to set the right rake angle: just hit a button, move the lever, and a light goes on when you reach the correct angle.
  • Comes standard with high carbon chromium blades.
  • 2-sided upper blades and 4-sided lower blades can be flipped and resharpened many times, saving you money.
  • Fully welded plate steel frame ensures rigidity and prolongs blade life.
  • Shadow light stretches the entire length of the web width for proper placement of the beginning of the cut, for those one-off shearing requirements.
  • Covered by a 1-year parts warranty.
What's in The Box
  • SH-5203-HD - Hydraulic Sheet Metal Shear
  • Owner's Manual
Warranty
  • 1 Year Limited Factory Warranty
  • 30 Day Satisfaction Guaranteed
Specifications
SKU SH-5203-HD
Motor Hp 15
Power 220V / 3-phase
Blade Rake Angle .5 to 2.0 degrees
Back Gauge Length 23.62"
Shear Length 52"
Thickness (SS) 1/4" (7 ga.)
Strokes Per Minute 16 – 24
Front Gauge Length 39.37"
Blade Angle 1/2° – 2° Adjustable
Blade Gap Adjustment Manual, Lever Acuated
Minimum Material Thickness 24 ga
Shipping Dimensions (Inches) 88 x 54 x 66
Weight 5820 lbs
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