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Lists machine dimensions in inches and centimeters for reference.
Details safe methods for moving the ironworker using a forklift.
Outlines essential checks for shipping damage and machine components.
Specifies voltage, phase, and wire gauge requirements for safe operation.
Step-by-step guide for powering on the machine safely.
Details how to check and adjust the machine's stroke for proper function.
Provides guidance on oiling and greasing points, recommended lubricants.
Outlines maintenance tasks based on operating hours or time intervals.
Details the procedure for changing and aligning punches and dies.
Explains how to use the bar shear, including hold-down and blade settings.
Describes how to properly adjust the hold-down device for shearing.
Instructions for adjusting the shear blades for optimal cutting.
Procedures for adjusting the tooling arm and its components.
How to operate the angle shear and its maximum capacity.
Steps for adjusting or replacing angle shear blades.
Operation of the rod shear, including hold-down and lubrication.
Steps for adjusting or replacing rod shear blades.
How to operate the rectangle notcher and its capacity.
Instructions for adjusting or replacing notcher blades.
Explanation of the jog control feature and its use.
Details the pipe notcher tool, its application, and capacity.
Steps for installing the pipe notcher onto the machine.
How to operate the pipe notcher for best results.
Description of the 6x6 notcher for Vee notches in angle and flat stock.
Procedure for mounting the 6x6 notcher in the punch station.
How to operate the 6x6 notcher and lubrication recommendations.
Information on benders designed to bend and form mild steel.
Steps for installing the 12 & 24 inch brakes onto the machine.
Proper operation of the 12 & 24 inch brakes, including safety.
Details the angle iron brake for forming box frames.
How to install the angle iron brake in the punch station.
Operation guidelines for the angle iron brake, including lubrication.
Information on the channel shear for cutting standard channel stock.
Steps to install the channel shear tool onto the punch bed.
Basic steps for shearing with the channel shear, including blade adjustment.
Tool for creating picket fence points on square tubing.
Procedure for installing the picket fence tool.
How to operate the picket fence tool safely and effectively.
Tool for shearing square tubing up to 2" with a max thickness of 16 gauge.
Steps for mounting the square tube shear in the punch station.
Operating instructions for the square tube shear.
Details various die holders and punch retaining nuts for specialized punching.
Using the offset die holder for punching holes in flanges.
Die inserts for oversized punching applications.
A 6x6 die holder for oversize punching up to 4 inches.
Punch retaining nut used in oversize punching applications.
Heavy duty nut for oversize punching with 2-inch shank punches.
An optional adjustable gauge for positioning material on the machine.
Diagnosing issues when the motor won't run or cycle properly.
How to check if limit switches are functioning correctly.
Procedures for inspecting the control valve for directional issues.
Common hydraulic problems like low oil level, contamination, or low pressure.
Step-by-step guide for replacing seals in the hydraulic cylinder.
List of parts for the tooling arm assembly.
List of parts for the drive arm assembly.
List of parts for the flat bar shear assembly.
Parts list for the 6-inch angle shear assembly.
List of parts for the rod shear assembly.
Parts list for the notcher assembly.
List of parts for the upper panel, including controls and switches.
Parts list for the stripper assembly.
Parts for sheet metal covers and the hydraulic cylinder.
Parts list for the power unit, including pump and filters.
List of various punch retaining nuts and associated tools.
List of electrical components like transformers, fuses, and contactors.
Parts list for older models of the 6-inch angle shear assembly.
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