The working principle of the "tiger-head" shear is based on a hydraulic drive system. The equipment utilizes a hydraulic cylinder to generate immense thrust, driving the movable blade toward the stationary blade to shear metal materials placed between them. Compared to mechanical shears, hydraulic tiger-head shears offer advantages such as robust overload protection, relatively low noise levels, and adjustable shearing force.
Its core components include a hydraulic pump station, cylinder, blades, machine frame, and electrical control system. During production, manufacturers typically design a range of models tailored to different materials (such as ordinary carbon steel, stainless steel, and alloy steel) and specifications (such as blade length and shearing tonnage) to meet the diverse needs of users.
