Punching station
Punch, die, worktable, guides, material strength, hole diameter, and thickness must be checked together for the required hole-making task.
Q35Y Hydraulic Ironworker
A multi-station hydraulic platform for punching, flat-bar shearing, section cutting, angle processing, and notching in practical fabrication workflows.
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
Organize several preparation tasks around one workshop platform
The Q35Y family combines core punching and shearing workstations in one machine. The right model, tooling, stops, material supports, and operating method are reviewed against the actual profile schedule rather than a single maximum number.
- Multi-station route for punching, flat bar, round bar, square bar, angle, and notching tasks
- Hydraulic processing scope reviewed separately for every material and workstation
- Tooling, supports, stops, safeguards, and operator access planned as one workflow
REFERENCE SERIESQ35Y
MODEL RANGEQ35Y-12 to Q35Y-50
MATERIAL REFERENCE≤450 N/mm²
CORE TASKSPunch / shear / notch
WORKSTATIONS & COMPONENTS
Match every station to its actual task
Flat-bar shearing station
Flat-bar capacity is assessed as a thickness-and-width pair, with support and stop requirements defined for the cut schedule.
Angle-cutting station
Angle size, wall thickness, cut orientation, tooling, and the required repeat stop are reviewed before the scope is set.
Round and square bar station
Section geometry and stock size determine the compatible station, blade arrangement, support, and safe material handling.
Notching station
Notch geometry, material, finish expectation, and downstream fit-up establish the appropriate tooling and operation.
Hydraulic drive and operator controls
Foot control, guards, work-zone access, lubrication, electrical scope, and service access are coordinated with the intended workflow.
WHY A MULTI-STATION ROUTE
Plan the workstations around the materials you handle most
Task consolidation
Bring repeat punching, bar cutting, angle processing, and notching into one planned work area when the daily mix benefits from shared preparation.
Tooling-led capacity review
Select punch, die, blades, stops, and supports against each task—capacity is not a transferable single number across stations.
Practical operator flow
Coordinate material support, repeat stops, discharge space, guarding, and work order so every station fits the workshop routine.
Technical parameters
Source material strength: ≤450 N/mm². Punch force retains unit T. Flat-bar ratings are separate thickness/width pairs; confirm hole diameter and thickness together. Joist and channel capacities require special order confirmation.
| Model | Punching pressure T | Max. cutting thickness mm | Plate strength N/mm² | Shear angle ° | Flat bar 1 mm | Flat bar 2 mm | Slider travel mm | Trips frequency times/min | Throat depth mm | Punch depth mm | Max. punching dia. mm | Main motor kW | Overall dimensions L × W × H / mm |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Q35Y-12 | 35 | 12 | ≤450 | 7° | 12×160 | 6×300 | 35 | 10–18 | 115 | 12 | 25 | 4 | 950×550×1800 |
| Q35Y-16 | 60 | 16 | ≤450 | 7° | 16×250 | 8×400 | 80 | 11–20 | 300 | 16 | 25 | 5.5 | 1740×810×1830 |
| Q35Y-20 | 90 | 20 | ≤450 | 8° | 20×330 | 10×480 | 80 | 12–20 | 355 | 20 | 30 | 7.5 | 1950×900×1950 |
| Q35Y-25 | 120 | 25 | ≤450 | 8° | 25×330 | 16×600 | 80 | 8–18 | 400 | 25 | 35 | 11 | 2355×960×2090 |
| Q35Y-30 | 160 | 30 | ≤450 | 8° | 30×335 | 20×600 | 80 | 6–16 | 600 | 28 | 38 | 15 | 2800×1050×2450 |
| Q35Y-40 | 200 | 40 | ≤450 | 8° | 40×335 | 30×600 | 100 | 6–16 | 530 | 35 | 40 | 18.5 | 2900×1100×2500 |
| Q35Y-50 | 250 | 50 | ≤450 | 8° | 50×300 | 30×750 | 100 | 6–12 | 600 | 40 | 45 | 18.5 | 3200×1440×2500 |
Section and channel capacities
| Model | Round bar mm | Square bar mm | Equal angle 90° mm | Equal angle 45° mm | T-bar 90° mm | T-bar 45° mm | Joist mm | Channel mm |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Q35Y-12 | 35 | 30×30 | 86×86×8 | — | — | — | — | — |
| Q35Y-16 | 45 | 40×40 | 120×120×12 | 50×50×5 | 125×125×12 | 60×60×8 | 120×74×5 | 120×53×5.5 |
| Q35Y-20 | 50 | 50×50 | 140×140×12 | 70×70×10 | 140×140×12 | 70×70×10 | 160×88×6 | 160×63×6.5 |
| Q35Y-25 | 60 | 50×50 | 160×160×14 | 60×60×6 | 160×160×14 | 80×80×10 | 200×102×9 | 200×75×9 |
| Q35Y-30 | 65 | 55×55 | 180×180×16 | 80×80×8 | 180×180×16 | 80×80×10 | 280×124×10.5 | 280×86×11.5 |
| Q35Y-40 | 70 | 60×60 | 200×200×18 | 80×80×10 | 200×200×18 | 100×100×10 | 300×130×13 | 300×89×11.5 |
| Q35Y-50 | 80 | 65×65 | 200×200×18 | 100×100×10 | 200×200×18 | 120×120×12 | 320×130×13 | 320×92×12 |
TAILORED TECHNICAL PROPOSAL
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