Betenbender 10-ft x 1/4" Shear
Betenbender 10-ft x 1/4" Shear
Brand Betenbender Manufacturing Manufacturer Betenbender Manufacturing Betenbender makes a variety of low-profile hydraulic shears, led by the popular Model 10-250, which has a capacity of 10′ x 1/4″ mild steel. Betenbender is one of the last 100% U.S. manufacturers of shears and press brakes remaining in the country. All machines are 100% built in Iowa.
Even after the warranty period, replacement parts are easy to find. Standard electrical and hydraulic components — including Lincoln, Allen-Bradley, Vickers, Parker, Weatherhead, and Baldor — ensure parts are available from local suppliers or via overnight delivery from Betenbender. Each manual includes a complete parts breakdown with the original name and part number, allowing you to easily locate and replace parts tomorrow or even thirty years from now. Start-up and operator/maintenance training is included with all Betenbender machines sold.
There are over 3,500 Betenbender machines working in a wide range of companies, including Boeing, Ford, John Deere, Monsanto, Chrysler, McDonnell Douglas, NASA, and Eaton Corporation, along with all branches of the military.
$76,900.00
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Brand Betenbender Manufacturing Manufacturer Betenbender Manufacturing Betenbender makes a variety of low-profile hydraulic shears, led by the popular Model 10-250, which has a capacity of 10′ x 1/4″ mild steel. Betenbender is one of the last 100% U.S. manufacturers of shears and press brakes remaining in the country. All machines are 100% built in Iowa.
Even after the warranty period, replacement parts are easy to find. Standard electrical and hydraulic components — including Lincoln, Allen-Bradley, Vickers, Parker, Weatherhead, and Baldor — ensure parts are available from local suppliers or via overnight delivery from Betenbender. Each manual includes a complete parts breakdown with the original name and part number, allowing you to easily locate and replace parts tomorrow or even thirty years from now. Start-up and operator/maintenance training is included with all Betenbender machines sold.
There are over 3,500 Betenbender machines working in a wide range of companies, including Boeing, Ford, John Deere, Monsanto, Chrysler, McDonnell Douglas, NASA, and Eaton Corporation, along with all branches of the military.