The price of a shearing machine for metal varies significantly based on specifications, capacity, and technology. For basic mechanical shears designed for light-duty applications, prices typically range from 5,000to20,000, depending on cutting length and thickness. Hydraulic shearing machines, which offer greater force and precision, start at 15,000forentry−levelmodelsandcanexceed100,000 for high-capacity CNC-controlled systems with automation features. Factors influencing cost include blade material (e.g., high-speed steel vs. carbide-tipped), motor power, and safety certifications. Customizations such as laser guides, back gauges, and automatic material handling systems add to the expense but improve efficiency. For instance, a 3000mm x 12mm hydraulic shear with a servo-driven back gauge may cost 45,000,while asimilar model with a 6000mm cutting length and dual−cylinder design could reach 85,000. Geographic location also plays a role; machines imported from Europe or Japan often carry a premium due to higher manufacturing standards, whereas locally assembled units in emerging markets may offer cost savings. To determine the exact price for your specific requirements, we recommend contacting our sales team for a detailed quotation. Our experts will analyze your production needs, material specifications, and budget constraints to recommend the most cost-effective solution. Additionally, we provide flexible financing options and leasing programs to help businesses manage cash flow while upgrading their equipment.