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When you think about the cutting machines that are needed in metalworking shops, you might not immediately think about guillotine cutting machines. You might have always thought these machines were designed for cutting through thick stacks of paper, and it's true that some guillotine cutting machines are used for this purpose. However, some are designed to be used with metal, and one of these machines could be an excellent addition to your metalworking shop.

They're Economical

You might like the idea of buying a laser cutting machine for your metalworking shop, since you might know that these machines are fast, effective and accurate. However, when you checked into the cost of one of these machines, you might have been a little bit surprised. Laser cutting machines can be quite expensive, and you simply might not have a big enough budget for one of these machines, particularly if you simply operate a small shop or if you are just starting out. 

Guillotine cutting machines are some of the more economical cutting equipment types you can purchase. Therefore, whether you're just looking for an economical option for now, or if you're hoping to keep costs down on equipment in the long run, one of these cutting machines may help.

They Work Well on Soft Metals

Because they act quickly and use plenty of force, guillotine cutting machines are handy for cutting through metals that you might sometimes have a hard time with. You might sometimes have difficulty cutting aluminium and other soft metals, for example. Once you try a guillotine cutting machine for this purpose, you might find that it will become your go-to cutting machine when you are working with soft metals. However, luckily these cutting machines are typically useful for cutting all types of metals, so you won't have to stick to just using it with soft metals.

They Won't Damage Your Sheet Metal

When you are choosing cutting equipment to use on sheet metal, you have to choose equipment that will not damage your sheet metal in the process. You might be worried about your metal being bent, but guillotine cutters use clamps to hold metal in place, and cutting is done quickly to prevent bending. Additionally, because cuts are very straight and smooth, you don't have to worry about rough or otherwise damaged edges, either. Instead, you should be able to keep your sheet metal in excellent condition while doing exactly what you need to do with it.