This chart is based on punching mild steel with a 65, 000 lb. shear strength. All information in this chart should be verified before applying it to your work particularly when using combinations that approach the machine’s maximum tonnage capacity.
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Standard Workstations & Features An Ironworker is a class of machines that can shear, notch, and punch holes in steel plate. The name is now used to refer an entire class of machines. If there ever was a brand name, it's become a genericized trademark. Ironworkers generate force using mechanical advantage or hydraulic systems. Modern systems use hydraulic rams powered by a heavy AC electric motor. High strength carbon steel blades and dies of various shapes are used to work the metal. The machine itself is made of very heavy steel to handle the enormous force that can be generated during use. The Amada Marvel Spartan Series Ironworkers are rated according to the force they can generate in tons; ratings usually start at 60 tons and go as high as 192 tons. A typical ironworker from Amada Marvel will have:
PUNCHING The double acting punch cylinder is machined and faced to assure proper alignment of the cylinder shaft under maximum load. Cylinder stroke length is adjustable both top and bottom with two easily set limit switches. The see-through stripper provides full view of punch for ease of alignment and operation. The stripper is also adjustable for varying thickness of material.
The various machines punch from 1/8" to 2" in diameter. Punching from 2-1/16" to 4" is achievable with usage of the oversize attachment feature. Punches and dies are easily interchangeable. Both round and shaped tools can be used in the machine. BAR SHEARING STATION The round and square bar station allows for shearing various sizes. T-bar and channel shear blades are also available for this station With the bar shearing feature, rounds and squares can be cut from 1/8" to 2-1/8" (Larger sized holes are available on larger machines only). By changing the blades you can also cut T-bars, H-beams, and channel iron. FLAT BAR SHEAR The flat bar shear station has a cast iron support table with guides for accurate positioning and has scribe marks at 90 and 45 degrees for miter cuts. With the adjustable holddown and an upper blade with only a 3 degree rake angle, deformation is held to a minimum. The lower blade has four useable sides. A special feature of the flat bar shear is its variable degree miter-cutting on the bottom leg of the angle iron PLATE SHEAR Complete daily flat bar shearing with flat and precise results, complimented by the unique anti-distortion blade.. ANGLE SHEAR The angle shear allows for both straight and miter cuts of varying sizes of angle material without a drop-out slug. The two wear guides assure the squareness of every cut, while the adjustable holdown keeps distortion to a minimum. The angle shearing feature allows the option to cut angle iron at 90 degrees, and smaller angle iron at 45 degrees. This feature can be done with both the top and bottom leg. NOTCHING The notcher is ideal for notching on either flat bars or angles. The gauging table has adjustable stops for precise positioning and the safety guard is electrically interlocked for maximum safety and visibility. Notching needs are met with a rectangular notching tool, standard on each machine. Marvel can provide special notching tools for a variety of desired applications. *Punching diameter, material diameter and thickness can change according to machine models Optional Accessories LARGE HOLE AND SECTION PUNCHING, BENDING ATTACHMENT
The above video discusses some of the newest Ironworker features:
Amada Marvel, Inc. (AMV), located in Oshkosh, WI and Amada Machinery America, Inc. (AMCA), located in Schaumburg, IL and Los Angeles, CA continue to integrate as part of the merger completed in July of 2018. Company efforts have been re-aligned by restructuring roles for each respective Amada Company. Effective on 4/01/2020, AMCA controls the functions of all sales and service activity in North America. Therefore, please direct all machine, part, service and blade orders to the following new AMCA email addresses and phone numbers:
AMV will be responsible for the Manufacturing of a variety of AMCA and global product offerings sold through AMCA.
This unified effort will allow for both the Amada and Amada Marvel product offerings to improve and focus on even better customer support. The reputation developed through quality product offerings along with the support to follow is critical for continued success. AMCA and AMV realize this and will continue with this focus in mind. Still cutting structural steel with a horizontal bandsaw? It might be time to go vertical An article about Amada Marvel Saws that was published in The Fabricator Magazine February 2019. The below article will go over the benefits of vertical tilt-frame band saws, whether or not your making the right decision, and band saw blades that support your cutting. Oshkosh, WI, July 31, 2018 – Marvel Manufacturing Co., Inc. is pleased to announce that it has been purchased by Amada Holdings Co., Ltd. Now becoming Amada Marvel, Inc. Amada Holdings is a multi-billion dollar international company. Amada Holdings manufactures and markets industrial products worldwide.
Amada Marvel, Inc. will continue to manufacture and distribute in Oshkosh, WI. Amada Marvel has an uninterrupted history of building metal cutting equipment since 1904. As a result, Amada Holdings made this acquisition based on the strong Marvel brand recognition and industry strength. Amada Marvel’s reputable horizontal and Ironworker “Spartan” Series line will maintain its branding efforts. Achieving to deliver the highest quality product in the industry. As a result, both Amada Holdings and Amada Marvel will present new opportunities to better support their customer needs. |
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