Shearing Machine Blade
Shearing blades for guillotine shears and cutting lines that trim metal and non-metal sheet. Alloy tool steel and cold work die steel grades give the blades a tough body with a chipping-resistant edge, and every size and hole pattern is made to match your machine.
- Drawing: required for every order (PDF / DWG / sketch) — the drawing governs
- Material options: Alloy tool steel / cold work die steel
- Hardness: HRC 56–62
- Edge type: Straight or angled (optional)
- Dimensions: Length, width, thickness to machine model
Send the drawing first — we quote and produce to it, not to a catalogue size.
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Guillotine shears and shearing lines for metal and non-metal sheet cutting.
Specifications
| Material options | Alloy tool steel / cold work die steel |
| Hardness | HRC 56–62 |
| Edge type | Straight or angled (optional) |
| Dimensions | Length, width, thickness to machine model |
Common Options
| Item | Options |
|---|---|
| Edge | Straight / angled |
| Steel | Alloy tool steel / cold work die steel |
| Size | To machine model or drawing |
| Service | Resharpening of used blades available |
Machines these blades are made for
Shear blades are made to the machine's blade seat: length, thickness, the number of cutting edges and the angle of the edge all follow the manufacturer. These are the press-brake and guillotine shear builders we most often supply.
Brand names describe machine compatibility only — we are not affiliated with, or an authorised distributor of, these manufacturers. Send the model or a drawing and we confirm the fit before production.
Customisation — any size, hole pattern or edge angle
| Length | 300–4000 mm, to your shear bed |
| Width | 40–150 mm |
| Thickness | 12–40 mm |
| Cutting edges | 2 or 4 usable edges, machined on all sides |
| Edge angle | Set to sheet thickness: 1.5°–3° typical |
| Steel | 6CrW2Si / 9CrSi / H13, HRC 52–58 |
| Order size | 1 set (4 pcs) typical, single blades available |
Frequently asked questions
Straight edge or angled edge?
A straight edge suits most guillotine shears cutting sheet and plate. An angled edge is used where the shear is built for it or where you want a progressive cut that reduces tonnage on thick plate. It follows your machine design, not preference - tell us the shear model.
Can you match my shearing machine model?
Yes. Send the machine make and model, or simply the old blade's length, width, thickness and hole layout. Blades are made to the machine, so there is no need to modify your shear.
Which steel for mild steel versus stainless?
Mild steel and thin sheet run well on standard tool steel grades. Stainless, high-strength and thicker plate need a tougher, more wear-resistant grade to avoid chipping. Tell us the material and thickness you cut most and we match the grade.
Can you make non-standard lengths and hole patterns?
Yes - any length, thickness, edge angle and hole pattern from a drawing or a sample. One piece can be made for trial before volume production.
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