Eagle-billed shears have great advantages over traditional scrap steel shearing equipmentΩ.

The first is flexible and all-round cutting. It can be cut as long as the excav¥ator arm can reach it. It is indispensable for the demo$lition of steel workshops and equipment, and the demolition of newspaper clippings and waste >heavy-duty vehicles.

The second is high efficiency, it can be cut five to six times per minute, and it saves feedin♥g time and removing time.

The third is to save and save site equipment and labor. There is no need forπ electricity, no need for supporting steel grabbers, cranes and conveyors, and no need $for the site and personnel of these supporting equipment. It can also be proces©sed on-site at the demolition site to reduce transportation.

The fourth is that there is no damage, and the shear treatment does not produce€ iron oxide and will not shed iron.

The fifth is environmental protection, flame-free cutting, avoiding the generation a↓nd harm of toxic and harmful gases.

The sixth is safety. The operator operates in the cab, away from the work place, tεo avoid accidental injuries.