Hydraulic Sheet Metal Shears for U.S. Fabrication Shops
UmproTech supplies hydraulic sheet metal shears and guillotine shearing machines for U.S. fabrication shops, HVAC shops, metal suppliers, repair shops, manufacturers, schools, job shops, and production teams that need straight-line sheet and plate cutting before bending, welding, forming, or assembly.
This collection helps buyers compare 8 ft, 10 ft, and 13 ft hydraulic shears for sheet metal, mild steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and plate-prep applications depending on material type, thickness, cut length, backgauge needs, blade setup, and production workflow.
Popular shear options
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1/4 inch x 8 ft shear: compact option for small fabrication shops and lighter sheet metal work.
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1/4 inch x 10 ft shear: common size for full-length sheet cutting and general fabrication.
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3/8 inch x 10 ft shear: stronger option for heavier shop work and thicker material range.
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1/2 inch and 5/8 inch shears: heavy-duty options for plate preparation and higher-capacity cutting.
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13 ft shear: useful when the shop cuts longer sheets or wants more length capacity than a 10 ft machine.
How to choose a hydraulic shear
The right sheet metal shear depends on maximum material thickness, material type, cut length, squaring accuracy, backgauge requirements, blade condition, production volume, floor space, power, and whether the buyer needs manual, NC, or CNC control.
Quote, delivery, training and financing
UmproTech can help prepare a delivered quote with shear size, capacity, controller option, backgauge, accessories, freight to your ZIP code, installation/startup, operator training, support, and financing options. Financing may be available for qualified buyers, commonly with 24 to 60 month programs and possible 3 months no payments when applicable, subject to lender approval and final terms.
Request a hydraulic shear quote
Send material type, maximum thickness, desired cut length, production volume, delivery ZIP code, budget range, timeline, and whether you need installation, training, or financing. Final pricing depends on stock, configuration, freight, taxes, accessories, installation, and written invoice terms.