Treadle Shearing Ci Body - Material: Casting

A Treadle Shearing CI Body machine, typically used for cutting sheet metal, features a cast iron body for stability and durability. Key specifications include a maximum shear width, cutting thickness, and length of the bed. It's generally manually operated, using a foot-operated treadle for the cutting action. The cutting material is often mild steel (M.S.), and the machine's capacity refers to the maximum thickness it can cut.
Here's a more detailed breakdown of the specifications:
Body Material: Cast Iron (CI)
Operation Mode: Manual (foot-operated treadle)
Maximum Shear Width: Commonly 500mm, but can range up to 1500mm.
Maximum Shear Thickness: Typically 0.9mm for M.S., but can vary.
Cutting Material: Commonly Mild Steel (M.S.), but can also handle other materials like Copper, Brass, and Aluminum.
Length of Bed: Varies based on the model, but often around 559mm or 1326mm.
Machine Weight: Generally around 210-250 kg.
Capacity: Refers to the maximum thickness the machine can cut.
Automation Grade: Manual, meaning the operator controls the cutting action.
Blades: Typically made of hardened and ground steel for durability.
Applications: Used in various industries for cutting sheet metal, including fabrication, control panels, and more.