Baileigh SH-8010 Hydraulic Shear 80 Inch
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The Baileigh SH-8010 is a professional grade hydraulic guillotine shear designed to cut sheet metal up to 80 inches wide with precision and speed. This industrial powerhouse handles 10 gauge mild steel and 13 gauge stainless steel, making it the perfect solution for fabrication shops looking to boost production without sacrificing accuracy.
Are you tired of struggling with undersized equipment that slows down your workflow? The SH-8010 changes the game. Built around a fully welded steel plate frame, this hydraulic shear delivers the rigidity and durability you need for years of full capacity use. Whether you're running a small fabrication shop or managing high volume production, this machine keeps pace with your demands.
What sets the SH-8010 apart is its intelligent design focused on your productivity. The industrial-grade hydraulic system produces smooth, controlled movements that extend blade life while delivering clean cuts every single time. You can process up to 26 strokes per minute, which means more parts finished and more profit in your pocket. The adjustable 24 inch back gauge ensures your cuts are repeatable and accurate, eliminating costly material waste.
This isn't just another piece of equipment taking up floor space. The SH-8010 is your partner in metal fabrication. It's designed for professional metal fabricators, HVAC contractors, automotive customizers, architectural metal workers, and manufacturing facilities who demand precision and reliability. The machine gives you complete control with three operating modes, so you can adapt to any job from delicate prototype work to high-speed production runs.
| Model Number | SH-8010 |
|---|---|
| Shear Length | 80 inches (2,032 mm) |
| Maximum Capacity (Mild Steel) | 10 gauge (3.4 mm) |
| Maximum Capacity (Stainless Steel) | 13 gauge |
| Minimum Material Thickness | 24 gauge |
| Motor Power | 5 HP |
| Power Requirements | 400V / 3-phase |
| Strokes Per Minute | Up to 26 |
| Back Gauge Length | 24 inches |
| Front Gauge Length | 24 inches |
The standard SH-8010 runs on a 5 HP motor and is perfect for most fabrication shops. The HD (Heavy Duty) version features a more powerful 7.5 HP motor, 13 hold-downs instead of the standard configuration, additional roller bars on the table, and enhanced features like a shadow line positioner. If you're running heavy production or frequently working at maximum capacity, the HD model provides extra durability. For general fabrication work, the standard SH-8010 offers excellent value and performance.
Yes, the SH-8010 requires 400V 3-phase power (European specification). This is standard in industrial facilities but may not be available in residential settings. You'll want to verify your shop has the proper electrical service before purchasing. If you're unsure, consult with a licensed electrician. The machine cannot run on single-phase or standard household power.
It's actually quite straightforward. The blades have four cutting edges, so when one edge dulls, you can rotate the blade to use a fresh edge. When all four edges are worn, replacement is a simple process that takes about 30 minutes with basic tools. Baileigh keeps replacement blades in stock for fast shipping, and lifetime technical support is available if you need guidance.
Absolutely. While the specifications list capacity in terms of mild steel and stainless steel, the SH-8010 handles aluminum, copper, and other soft metals with ease. Generally, you can cut non-ferrous metals in thicker gauges than steel because they're softer. Always start with test cuts to determine optimal settings for your specific material.
Maintenance is minimal but important. Regular tasks include checking hydraulic fluid levels monthly, inspecting blade condition, keeping the machine clean, and lubricating moving parts according to the maintenance schedule in your manual. The hydraulic system is located at the front for easy access during fluid changes. Most shops find they can handle routine maintenance in-house without special training. Following the maintenance schedule ensures decades of reliable service.