Q35Y-16 Cutting and Notching Machine Stainless Steel Bar Hydraulic Ironworker

The Q35Y-16 is a hydraulic ironworker designed for punching, shearing, and bending stainless steel bars and metal sheets. It’s suitable for fabrication, repair shops, retail metal work, and DIY metal projects.

Nominal force: 90 kN; Motor power: 7.5 kW; Weight: 2.6 t (tonnes); Dimensions (L×W×H): 1860 × 800 × 1900 mm; Functions: punching, shearing, bending; Max punching diameter: 20 mm; Max shearing thickness: 20 mm.

The machine is built for stainless steel bars and metal sheets. It can also work with mild steel and many other alloys, but cutting/punching capacity depends on material hardness and thickness—test or consult the supplier for very hard/high-strength materials.

Maximum punching diameter is 20 mm and maximum shearing thickness is 20 mm, as specified. Actual performance can vary by material type and tooling condition.

The machine has a 7.5 kW motor. Typical installations use a three-phase industrial electrical supply; exact voltage, phase and breaker requirements will depend on your motor configuration—confirm with the supplier or the machine's technical manual before installation.

Machine footprint is approximately 1860 × 800 mm and height 1900 mm. Allow additional clearance around the machine for operator access, material handling and maintenance—typically a minimum of 1–1.5 m clearance on working sides.

Yes. The machine can be customized in color to fit your workshop style. Confirm customization options and lead times with your sales representative.

Standard safety measures include guards for punch and shear areas, emergency stop, and foot or hand controls depending on configuration. Operators should wear safety glasses, gloves, steel-toe shoes, and hearing protection as appropriate. Always follow the machine manual and local safety regulations.

Regular maintenance includes checking and changing hydraulic oil and filters, inspecting and tightening bolts, keeping tooling sharp and aligned, lubricating moving parts per the manual, and monitoring for leaks. Follow the manufacturer’s maintenance schedule for intervals and oil specifications.

Yes. Standard wear parts such as punches, dies, shear blades, seals, and hydraulic components are typically available. Contact the supplier for part numbers, pricing and lead times for replacement tooling or custom tooling.

Install on a flat, level surface—typically a reinforced concrete floor. The machine should be anchored with appropriate foundation bolts to minimize vibration and movement. Exact anchoring and foundation specs will be in the installation manual provided by the manufacturer.

Many suppliers offer operator training, either on-site or via documentation and video. Ask your vendor about available training packages, startup assistance, and operator manuals.

Warranty terms and after-sales support vary by supplier and region. Contact the seller for specific warranty duration, what it covers, and details about service contracts or local service centers.

The machine weighs approximately 2.6 tonnes and is not intended for frequent relocation. It’s normally shipped on a pallet or crate and delivered by freight. Plan for forklift or crane unloading and local transport to the installation site.

Yes. The ironworker is versatile and can be fitted with custom punches, dies and attachments for specific tasks. Discuss your application with the supplier to arrange custom tooling or modifications.