EDWARDS Rod Shear – AC1074

• Compatible with all Edwards Ironworkers.
• Handles 1/4″, 3/8″ 1/2″, 5/8″ 3/4″ and 1″ solid round bar.
• Safety guarding prevents accidents.
• Shear solid round rod easily with the Rod Shear.
• Induction hardened for increased strength.
• Tooth matched at the weld to eliminate blade ticking.
• Greenwood blade does a great job when cutting moist wood.

What Our Experts Think

• Precision Cutting – The Rod Shear offers clean and precise cuts for a variety of rod materials, ensuring accuracy in every operation.
• Heavy-Duty Design – Built with strong, durable materials, this shear is engineered to handle tough industrial tasks while maintaining peak performance.
• Enhanced Efficiency – Reduces manual effort and speeds up production by providing consistent, reliable cuts with minimal downtime.
• Versatile Use – Ideal for cutting steel rods, metal rods, and other materials commonly used in metalworking and fabrication.
• Seamless Compatibility – Perfectly integrates with Edwards equipment, optimizing overall performance for maximum productivity.

Q&A

Q: What is the EDWARDS Rod Shear used for?
A: The AC1074 Rod Shear is designed for cleanly and efficiently cutting metal rods and bars, making it ideal for metalworking and fabrication tasks.

Q: What types of materials can the EDWARDS Rod Shear cut?
A: The AC1074 can cut through a variety of metal rods, including mild steel, ensuring accurate cuts for different metalworking projects.

Q: How does the EDWARDS Rod Shear improve productivity?
A: With its powerful cutting capability and durable construction, the AC1074 reduces the time and effort needed for cutting metal rods, improving workflow efficiency.

Q: Is the EDWARDS Rod Shear easy to operate?
A: Yes, the AC1074 is designed for ease of use, offering a straightforward operation that allows users to quickly make precise cuts.

Q: Why should I choose the EDWARDS Rod Shear?
A: The AC1074 provides a reliable, efficient solution for cutting metal rods, offering consistent results and enhancing productivity in metalworking and fabrication applications.

Maintenance Tips

• Clean After Each Use: Remove metal shavings and debris to prevent buildup and ensure smooth cutting.
• Lubricate Moving Parts: Apply appropriate lubrication to the blades and pivot points to reduce friction and wear.
• Inspect Blades Regularly: Check for dullness or damage, and replace or sharpen blades as needed for optimal performance.
• Tighten Loose Screws: Ensure all bolts and screws are secure to maintain stability during use.
• Store Properly: Store in a dry, clean environment to prevent rust and extend the tool’s lifespan.