Hydraulic Angle Iron Shears

Tonnage requirements depend on angle iron thickness and production volume. Piranha's ironworker line ranges from 50 to 225 tons across single- and dual-operator models, allowing shops to match capacity to material gauge, whether processing light structural angles or heavy-duty steel sections.

Yes. Piranha ironworkers include a floating upper blade angle shear station as a standard feature on most models, alongside punching, flat bar shearing, and notching capabilities, giving fabricators a single machine that handles multiple structural steel processing tasks.

Angle shearing capacity varies by model and tonnage, from the 50-ton P-50 up to the 225-ton BII-225. Higher-tonnage dual-operator models handle thicker, larger angle iron sections, while lower-tonnage single-operator machines suit lighter-gauge structural work.

Automatic urethane hold-downs secure material firmly against the shear bed during the cutting stroke, minimizing material shift and distortion. This results in cleaner cut edges and more consistent, repeatable results across production runs, especially important for spec-driven structural fabrication.

Single-operator models (P Series, 50-140 tons) are designed for one workstation operation, while dual-operator models (PII and BII Series, 66-225 tons) allow two operators to work simultaneously on different stations, increasing throughput for high-volume shops without added floor space.

Most Piranha ironworkers, including angle shear-equipped models, are in stock and ready to ship immediately. Certain higher-tonnage PII series models may require additional lead time. Contact Piranha directly at 800-338-5471 for current availability and delivery timelines.