Kaka Industrial Q01-5216B Manual foot metal sheet Shearing Machine - 172015

Kaka Industrial Q01-5216B Manual foot metal sheet Shearing Machine - 172015

1. Quality steel-fabrication construction
2. Spring-loaded material clamp beam
3. Light duty and cost-effective
4. Adjustable blade gap clearance for thin material
5. Includes front sheet supports and back gauge

Specifications

Equivalency Chart

Mild steel: 0.060”

Stainless steel: 0.036”

SAE 1050 cold rolled steel…0.036”

Aluminum: 0.100”

Soft brass: 0.072”

1/2 Hard brass: 0.064”

Annealed phosphor bronze: 0.064”

Soft copper: 0.072”

Hard copper: 0.064”

ABS plastic: 0.200”

 Manual

Q01-5216B Manual

Video

What Our Experts Think

• High Cutting Capacity – Handles 16-gauge sheet metal, ideal for precision shearing.
• Manual Foot Operation – Provides hands-free control, improving efficiency and safety.
• 52-Inch Cutting Width – Allows for large sheet processing in one smooth motion.
• Heavy-Duty Construction – Rugged steel frame ensures stability and durability.
• Clean & Accurate Cuts – Sharp, high-quality blades deliver precise, burr-free edges.

Q&A

Q: What is the cutting capacity of this shear?
A: It can cut sheet metal up to 52 inches wide and 16-gauge thickness.

Q: How is the machine operated?
A: It is manually operated using a foot pedal, allowing hands-free control for precision cutting.

Q: What materials can it cut?
A: It is ideal for cutting mild steel, aluminum, and other sheet metals.

Q: Is it suitable for heavy-duty use?
A: Yes, its solid steel frame ensures durability and stability for industrial and workshop applications.

Q: Does it require electrical power?
A: No, it operates manually, making it energy-efficient and easy to use anywhere.

Maintenance Tips

• Keep Blades Sharp – Regularly inspect and sharpen or replace blades for clean, precise cuts.
• Lubricate Moving Parts – Apply machine oil to hinges, pivot points, and the foot pedal mechanism for smooth operation.
• Clean After Use – Remove dust, metal shavings, and debris to prevent buildup and ensure efficiency.
• Check Alignment – Ensure the blade and cutting edge are properly aligned for accurate shearing.
• Inspect for Wear – Regularly check for loose bolts, worn components, or rust and address as needed.
• Store in a Dry Area – Protect against corrosion by keeping the machine in a moisture-free environment.