About the Cincinnati 1812

The Cincinnati 1812 Shearing equipment is a mechanical device designed for cutting and shearing metal sheets of various thicknesses. It consists of a heavy-duty steel frame that houses a flywheel, a crankshaft, and a cutting blade assembly. The cutting blade assembly is made up of several sharp blades, each of which is designed to make precise cuts through the metal sheets. The operation of the Cincinnati 1812 Shearing equipment begins by positioning the metal sheet to be cut on the machine's bed plate. The operator then activates the flywheel by pulling a lever or pressing a button. As the flywheel rotates, it transfers power to the crankshaft, which in turn drives the cutting blade assembly back and forth across the metal sheet. The cutting blades of the Cincinnati 1812 Shearing equipment are adjustable, allowing the operator to make precise cuts of varying lengths and shapes. The machine's cutting capacity depends on the thickness and type of metal being cut, but it is generally capable of handling sheets up to 12 feet in length and 1/4 inch in thickness. The Cincinnati 1812 Shearing equipment is designed for heavy-duty industrial use and is built to withstand the rigors of daily operation. It is equipped with safety features such as guards and emergency stop buttons to prevent accidents and injuries. Overall, it is a highly-efficient and reliable machine that can make short work of metal cutting tasks in a variety of industrial settings.