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    2016 Sunrise 185 Tons IW-185SD

    2016 Sunrise 185 Tons IW-185SD Hydraulic Ironworker

    • Manufacturer: Sunrise
    • Model: IW-185SD

    where-is.” Pricing does not include decommissioning loading shipping installation training taxes 1-7/16″ in 1-1/4″ 2″ in 7/8″ California

    Lake Forest, CA
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    2006 Scotchman FI8510-20M 85 Ton

    2006 Scotchman FI8510-20M 85 Ton 5-Station Hydraulic Ironworker

    • Manufacturer: Scotchman

    where-is.” Pricing does not include decommissioning loading shipping installation training taxes or any other associated costs.Punching Capacity: 85 ton (77 metric tons) 1-1/16" in 1" (27mm in 25mm Flat Bar Shear...

    Lake Forest, CA
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    EDWARDS 100-TON DELUXE IRONWORKER 3-PHSE

    • Manufacturer: Edwards
    • Model: 100 TON

    PUNCH: (65,000 PSI Tensile) FLAT BAR SHEAR: Max. Capacity: 1/2" x 18" 3/4" x 14" 1" x 10" ANGLE SHEAR: ROD SHEAR: COPER NOTCHER: GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS: Standard Motor: 10 HP 3~ 208 V or 230 V 1770 RPM 26 A Optio...

    McClellan Park, CA
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    EDWARDS 60-TON IRONWORKER 3-PHSE

    • Manufacturer: Edwards

    PUNCH: (65,000 PSI Tensile) FLAT BAR SHEAR: Max. Capacity: 3/8" x 14" 1/2" x 12" 3/4" x 4" ANGLE SHEAR: Max. Capacity: 3" x 3" x 1/2" 4" x 4" x 3/8" COPER NOTCHER: GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS: Standard Motor: 5 HP 3~ ...

    McClellan Park, CA
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    EDWARDS 60-TON IRONWORKER 1-PHSE

    • Manufacturer: Edwards

    PUNCH: (65,000 PSI Tensile) FLAT BAR SHEAR: Max. Capacity: 3/8" x 14" 1/2" x 12" 3/4" x 4" ANGLE SHEAR: Max. Capacity: 3" x 3" x 1/2" 4" x 4" x 3/8" COPER NOTCHER: GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS: Standard Motor: 5 HP 3~ ...

    McClellan Park, CA

Overview

Ironworkers are heavy-duty metal fabrication machines that punch, shear, notch, and bend steel plate, angle, channel, and bar stock. Common in fabrication shops, structural steel, and maintenance shops, they save time by combining multiple operations in one stationed or multi-function machine. Choose by tonnage, throat depth, tooling compatibility and power source (hydraulic or mechanical) to match production volume and material thickness.

FAQ

What should I inspect when buying a used ironworker?

Check ram and punch alignment, die condition, tonnage rating, hydraulic hoses and seals, control panel function, and overall frame straightness. Ask for maintenance records and verify tooling sizes and availability.

How do I prepare an ironworker for shipping?

Lock or brace moving parts, remove loose tooling, drain hydraulic oil if required, secure electrical components, and crate or block the machine on forks or skids. Use a carrier experienced with heavy machinery and provide lifting points and weight/dimensions.

What are key maintenance tasks to keep an ironworker reliable?

Regularly check and change hydraulic fluid, inspect seals and hoses, lubricate pivot points, verify punch/die clearances, tighten fasteners, and test electrical controls. Schedule periodic alignment and hydraulic pressure checks.