Sheet-metal forming
Guillotine shear
The guillotine shear cuts sheet in a guillotine stroke. Blade clearance follows thickness; the backgauge sets cut length. The drive is hydraulic or mechanical.
Operating principle
Upper and lower blades work in a rake cut. Blade clearance is set by sheet thickness so burr and cut quality stay in range. A backgauge positions the sheet. Hydraulic or mechanical drives cover different stroke rates. Verified sheet thickness is 0.4–2.5 mm.
Where this machine is used
Sheet blanking in roof and façade shops, fabrication shops and machine building.
Advantages
Blade clearance by sheet thickness
Backgauge for repeatable length
Hydraulic or mechanical drive
Sheet thickness 0.4–2.5 mm
Technical data
Sheet thickness
0.4–2.5 mm
Cutting speed
On request
Drive power
On request
Cut length
On request
Options
- Hydraulic or mechanical drive
- Powered backgauge
- Front stops and supports
- Cut-length layout by sheet size
Industries
- Roof & façade
- Fabrication shops
- Machine building
