(1) Hydraulically driven; the equipment features both manual and automatic modes, allowing the shear blades to start or stop at any position during the cutting cycle and enabling adjustment of the blade opening size.
(2) Blade length specifications include 600mm, 700mm, 800mm, 1000mm, and 1200mm; cutting forces range from 63 to 450 tons, typically across eight capacity grades. Models with blade lengths exceeding 700mm are suitable for shearing scrap vehicles.
(3) Installation does not require anchor bolts; a diesel engine can serve as the power source in locations without an electrical power supply.
(4) Utilizing hydraulic transmission, the equipment offers advantages over mechanical shears, including compact size, lighter weight, low inertia, reduced noise, smooth operation, and a large cutting cross-section. It features adjustable blade openings, safe operation, and easy implementation of overload protection.
(5) The hydraulic system incorporates a rapid-action circuit to increase cutting speed without increasing motor power or pump displacement. It uses three-way cartridge valves, which offer a simple structure, high contamination resistance, and rapid response. The piston utilizes imported BSF Glyd-Ring seals to maintain stable cutting force even at high oil temperatures. Electrical components meet international standards, ensuring a long service life and including thermal and circuit-breaker protection. The cylinder undergoes integral forging, quenching and tempering, precision machining, and internal wall grinding and roller burnishing; the piston rod is hard-chrome plated to ensure durability and precision. An oil filtration system is included to guarantee stable operation.
