Accurl Shearing Equipment

We have worked hard to distinguish our brand from other machine tool manufacturers. Our machine tools have helped businesses around the world scale their manufacturing without sacrificing quality in the slightest. This is exactly why we’ve seen so much success, and why we’ve been able to continuously grow and improve our products.

We know that the manufacturing industry is taxing on workers, but that doesn’t stop them. Our shearing equipment not only allows your workers to produce more, but they can do so with the utmost precision and quality, and do it more safely! We encourage any manufacturing business to reach out to us with questions about how our machine tools can help them scale.

Benefits of Buying Accurl

There are a host of machine tool manufacturers out there, but that doesn’t mean that any brand of machine tool you buy will work the same. Accurl focuses their machine tool manufacturing on four pain points that our clients often report, and it’s why we’re associated with the following benefits.

Increased Efficiency

The manufacturing industry isn’t known for slacking, but that doesn’t mean that there isn’t room to grow. Combine hard work with the efficiency of an Accurl machine tool, and manufacturing growth is sure to follow.

Less Maintenance

Machine tools, especially CNC machine tools, tend to require a lot of maintenance. While our Accurl shearing equipment does come with a regular maintenance schedule, it’s designed to require less than the average shearing machine tool.

Improved Safety

Production is important, but it should always take second seat to worker safety. This sentiment is echoed in the design of all Accurl’s machine tools, which are made with the operator in mind to minimize any risk of injury on the job.

Fair Pricing

High end machine tools have a prohibitively high price point for many businesses. That’s something we’re working to change; anybody who wants to put in the hard work should have access to equipment that can help their business grow.

Shearing in Manufacturing

Shearing, often called die cutting, is the process of cutting stock material without using heat, and without the formation of chips. Generally, the materials that might see use in a shearing machine are sheet metal, plates, and sometimes rods. There are many types of specific shearing operations that can be performed with a shearing machine, including blanking, piercing, trimming, and roll slitting. The shearing process is mostly used for metal working, but is sometimes used with paper and plastics.

How Shearing Works

A modern shearing machine will have hundreds if not thousands of parts, but in general a shearing machine uses three parts: a punch (or moving blade), a workpiece, and a die (or fixed blade). The space between the workpiece and die is called the clearance, and affects the finish of the cutt (burr) as well as the machine tools energy consumption. The punch pushes the workpiece up against the fixed blade die, which bends the metal with a high degree of precision.