Notcher stations carve out curves, squares, and other shapes on the edges of plates or the ends of pipe. Their cutting blades or dies shear through metal to make clean cuts. They are used for applications such as removing corners to form plates into trays and cutting saddles to join pipes and tubes. These add-on notchers mount to the open tooling station on a compatible ironworker machine.

Press brake stations drive a punch into a die to bend metal plates. The workpiece sits on top of the die along the selected fold and the brake lowers the punch into the plate, forcing it into the die to make the fold. Press brakes are commonly used to bend automotive panels, create metal containers, and form framing components. These add-on press brakes mount to the open tooling station on a compatible ironworker machine.

Shear stations press their cutting blades through rod, square, angle, or bar stock to cut it to length. They have multiple cutting slots to accept different stock shapes or sizes. These add-on shears mount to the open tooling station on a compatible ironworker machine.

These dies fit the punching station of compatible ironworker machines to replace worn dies or add dies of different shapes or sizes. The punching station drives the dies to cut holes or slots in plate metal workpieces.

These dies fit the notching station of compatible ironworker machines to replace worn dies or change to different shapes or sizes. The notching station carves out curves, squares, and other shapes on the edges of plates or the ends of pipe.

Cutting gauges and backstops guide cuts and bends to provide accurate, repeatable results. They adjust to set a stop at a selected length or fold point. These attachments connect to the associated shear or press brake station on a compatible ironworker machine.

These portable power units operate compatible hydraulic tools such as ironworkers that require an external power source. They have casters to ease transport and quick-connect couplings to speed installation and switch outs between machines.

Ironworker protractors measure and set up angles to make angled cuts and punches in workpieces. They attach to the shear station or punch station of compatible ironworker machines.

Punch die and guide tables increase the work and layout surface of the punch station on compatible ironworker machines. Die tables allow punching in flanged or web surfaces on angles and channels. Gauge tables guide holemaking to provide accurate, repeatable results.

Punch holders and adapters allow the punch station on compatible ironworker machines to accept standard and oversized punches. These quick-change assemblies speed punch and die changes to minimize downtime when punching different hole sizes.

These accessory lights plug into compatible ironworker machines and supply extra illumination at the workstations. Their magnetic base sticks to the ironworkers' surface to direct light where needed.