Hydraulic multi-station ironworker
Punching, flat-bar shearing, section cutting and notching in a shared hydraulic machine.
- Multiple fabrication stations
- Interchangeable punch/die tooling
- Section-specific shear blades
Hydraulic punching, bar cutting, shearing and notching, with dedicated punching alternatives.

A multi-station ironworker combines several fabrication operations. A dedicated punch prioritizes hole-making, throat access and repeat tooling over additional cutting stations.
Punching, flat-bar shearing, section cutting and notching in a shared hydraulic machine.
Dedicated hole punching for repeated plate and bracket components.
List each profile and operation. Review hole diameter and thickness together, throat depth, die clearance and permitted station combinations.
Discuss your application →Plate, flat bar, round/square bar and structural angles within station-specific material ratings.
Use these fields to compare a proposed machine against your material, drawings and production needs.
| Specification | What to confirm |
|---|---|
| Punching | Force, hole/thickness combination and throat. |
| Shearing | Flat bar, angle and bar ratings. |
| Notching | Cut envelope and tooling. |
| Operation | Station interlocks and work support. |
Working capacities and available options depend on the selected model. Request a technical sheet for your material and part.
Request specifications →List each profile and operation. Review hole diameter and thickness together, throat depth, die clearance and permitted station combinations.
Start with the required process and part drawings, then review the capacity, tooling, control and installation details of the proposed model. Include representative parts when production quality or cycle time is critical.
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