What parts does the hydraulic guillotine shear consist of

- Upper shear body: Includes the blade and connecting parts for performing the shearing action.

- Lower shear body: Includes the blade, side plates, bottom plate and reinforcing plates, etc., providing support and fixation.

- Spindle: Connects the upper shear body and the lower shear body so that they can move relative to each other.

- Connecting shaft: Located behind the spindle and used to connect the Eagle hydraulic shear and equipment such as excavators.

- Tail locking device: Connected to the tail of the lower shear body through a pin shaft and used to fix and stabilize the Eagle hydraulic shear.

- Hydraulic cylinder: Provides the power required for shearing. Its size determines the shearing force of the Eagle hydraulic shear.

- Slewing support tailstock: Connects the hydraulic cylinder and the upper shear body so that the upper shear body can rotate.

- Hydraulic motor: Provides power for the slewing support tailstock to realize 360-degree rotation of theEagle hydraulic shear.

- Blade: Is a key part of the Eagle hydraulic shear and is used to shear metal materials. The material and design of the blade have an important impact on the shearing effect and service life.

- Clamping groove: Located at the knife edge and used to clamp irregular materials to facilitate the interchange design at any angle.

- Pin shaft: Used to connect various parts so that they can move relative to each other.

- Pin hole: Used for connection with the front end of equipment such as excavators.