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Industrial manual sheet metal guillotine shear HS-52

StanGroup HS-52 manual guillotine shear with a 52" bed, for cutting sheet up to 16 gauge mild steel; at 160 lb it can stand alone or sit in a line as an entry or exit shear.

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About this product

The StanGroup HS-52 is a hand-operated guillotine shear for straight, square cuts across thin sheet. Trim shops, gutter and flashing fabricators and small panel lines use it to cut sheet and slit strip to length, or to square up a coil end before it goes into a machine.

The bed is 52″ wide, and the shear cuts low-carbon steel up to 16 gauge; StanGroup also lists aluminum, copper, plastic and paper among the materials it handles. StanGroup describes it as a very light guillotine, and at about 160 lb it is easy to move around the shop or take to another site. It can work on its own or be mounted in line with other equipment as an entry or exit shear in a cut-to-length setup, for example after a slitter or decoiler. For good cuts it has to be fastened down to a solid surface, so plan a bench, stand or floor mount before it arrives.

Coil from the Manual Decoiler 51/8, which takes coil up to 51″ wide, fits across the 52″ bed, and strips from the Industrial Gang Metal Slitter can be cut to length here. The ESE Extra Wide Decoiler, at 48″, is another coil stand that suits the bed width. The shear works with Steel Sheet, Aluminum Sheet and Copper Sheet as well as coil stock.

It is available from our New Brunswick, NJ warehouse; call (732) 561-4275 to check stock, or add it to your quote.

Specifications

Manufacturer / articleStanGroup HS-52 (300003MS)
Bed width52"
Capacity16 ga low-carbon steel
OperationManual guillotine
MountingStandalone or in line as entry/exit shear; must be fastened down
Weight160 lb

Questions

How thick a sheet can it cut?

Up to 16 gauge in low-carbon steel, across a 52" bed.

Does it need to be bolted down?

Yes. StanGroup says it must be fastened to a surface for best performance.