Descriptions:
Types of Flying Shears
Flying shears come in several configurations, which can be categorized based on their operational mechanisms and design. The most common types include:
Mechanical Flying Shears: These shears operate through a system of mechanical linkages and are powered by electric motors. They often use a reciprocating motion to perform the cut, with blades that can endure the high stresses associated with cutting steel.
Hydraulic Flying Shears: Hydraulic systems provide a more powerful cutting force, enabling the shear to handle thicker or tougher grades of steel. These shears utilize hydraulic cylinders to drive the cutting blades, offering precise control over the cutting speed and force.
Electrical Flying Shears: Advancements in technology have led to the development of electrical flying shears that utilize high-frequency motors for more efficient cutting. These tend to be compact and require less maintenance compared to their hydraulic counterparts.
| Item |
Motor |
Renovation |
Electric Control System |
| Flying shear |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
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