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Baileigh Ironworkers

Baileigh ironworkers combine punching, shearing, and notching in one machine. Manual and hydraulic models fit shops of any size.

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    Baileigh Baileigh SW-22M Manual Ironworker
    Original Price $ 1,486.53
    Current Price $ 1,209.00

    Baileigh SW-22M Manual Ironworker Shop shearing jobs do not always call for a hydraulic ironworker or the power hookup it needs. The Baileigh SW-2...

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    Baileigh Baileigh HP-160 Manual Hand Punch — .315" Mild Steel Capacity
    Original Price $ 2,162.26
    Current Price $ 1,759.00

    Baileigh HP-160 Manual Hand Punch Punching holes in sheet metal by hand often means inconsistent results or a press that costs more than the job n...

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    Baileigh Baileigh SW-22M-P Manual Ironworker with Punch Station
    Original Price $ 2,702.80
    Current Price $ 2,199.00

    Baileigh SW-22M-P Manual Ironworker with Punch Station Small fabrication shops often need to punch and shear steel without the cost or footprint o...

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    Baileigh Baileigh SW-443 220V 3-Phase 44-Ton 4-Station Ironworker
    Original Price $ 12,406.12
    Current Price $ 10,097.00

    Baileigh SW-443 220V 3-Phase 44-Ton 4-Station Ironworker Punching, shearing, and cutting angle iron often means running several separate machines ...

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    Baileigh Baileigh SW-441 220V 1-Phase 44-Ton 4-Station Ironworker
    Original Price $ 13,784.53
    Current Price $ 11,219.00

    Baileigh SW-441 220V 1-Phase 44-Ton 4-Station Ironworker Cutting, punching, and shearing steel with separate tools slows down fabrication work and...

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    Baileigh Baileigh SW-503 220V 3-Phase 50-Ton 5-Station Ironworker
    Original Price $ 25,947.45
    Current Price $ 21,119.00

    Baileigh SW-503 220V 3-Phase 50-Ton 5-Station Ironworker Running punching, shearing, and notching on separate machines eats up floor space and slo...

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    Baileigh Baileigh SW-501 220V 1-Phase 50-Ton 5-Station Ironworker
    Original Price $ 27,433.99
    Current Price $ 22,329.00

    Baileigh SW-501 220V 1-Phase 50-Ton 5-Station Ironworker Running punches, shears, and notches on separate machines slows down fabrication work and...

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    Baileigh Baileigh SW-623 220V 3-Phase 62-Ton 5-Station Ironworker
    Original Price $ 32,974.80
    Current Price $ 26,839.00

    Baileigh SW-623 220V 3-Phase 62-Ton 5-Station Ironworker Running separate machines for punching, shearing, and notching eats up floor space and sl...

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    Baileigh Baileigh SW-621 220V 1-Phase 62-Ton 5-Station Ironworker
    Original Price $ 34,934.45
    Current Price $ 28,434.00

    Baileigh SW-621 220V 1-Phase 62-Ton 5-Station Ironworker Running punching, shearing, and notching on separate machines slows down a fabrication sh...

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    Baileigh Baileigh SW-95 220V 3-Phase 95-Ton Dual Operator 5-Station Ironworker
    Original Price $ 62,841.45
    Current Price $ 51,149.00

    Baileigh SW-95 220V 3-Phase 95-Ton Dual Operator 5-Station Ironworker Heavy fabrication work often means switching between separate machines for p...

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Choosing a Baileigh Ironworker for Your Shop

Tonnage, station count, and power type are the biggest factors in picking the right machine. Browse by tier below to match a model to your shop's workload.

Manual Baileigh Ironworkers & Punches

These models run on hand power alone, making them a fit for small shops without three-phase service. Each one keeps everyday punching and shearing close at hand.


44-Ton Baileigh Ironworkers

These 4-station models add hydraulic power for shops ready to move beyond manual cutting. Both run at 44 tons, differing only in phase.

Baileigh SW-443 220V 3-Phase 44-Ton 4-Station Ironworker

  • Rated Capacity: 44 Tons
  • Motor: 5 HP
  • Input Power: 220V Three Phase

The SW-443 is the pick for shops needing 44 tons of three-phase punching and shearing power.

Baileigh SW-441 220V 1-Phase 44-Ton 4-Station Ironworker

  • Rated Capacity: 44 Tons
  • Motor: 5 HP
  • Input Power: 220V Single Phase

The SW-441 is the pick for shops on single-phase power needing 44 tons of punching and shearing force.


50 and 62-Ton Baileigh Ironworkers

These 5-station machines step up to higher tonnage and add a rectangle notching station. Choose your tonnage, then match the phase to your shop's power.

Baileigh SW-503 220V 3-Phase 50-Ton 5-Station Ironworker

  • Rated Capacity: 50 Tons
  • Motor: 3 HP
  • Input Power: 220V Three Phase

The SW-503 is the pick for shops needing 50 tons of three-phase force across five stations.

Baileigh SW-501 220V 1-Phase 50-Ton 5-Station Ironworker

  • Rated Capacity: 50 Tons
  • Motor: 3 HP
  • Input Power: 220V Single Phase

The SW-501 is the pick for shops on single-phase power needing 50 tons of five-station force.

Baileigh SW-623 220V 3-Phase 62-Ton 5-Station Ironworker

  • Rated Capacity: 62 Tons
  • Motor: 5 HP
  • Input Power: 220V Three Phase

The SW-623 is the pick for shops needing 62 tons of three-phase force and foot pedal control.

Baileigh SW-621 220V 1-Phase 62-Ton 5-Station Ironworker

  • Rated Capacity: 62 Tons
  • Motor: 5 HP
  • Input Power: 220V Single Phase

The SW-621 is the pick for shops on single-phase power needing 62 tons of five-station force.


Baileigh's Heavy-Duty Dual-Operator Ironworker

For shops running high volumes of punching, shearing, and notching, the SW-95 lets two operators work at once.

Baileigh SW-95 220V 3-Phase 95-Ton Dual Operator 5-Station Ironworker

  • Punch Pressure: 95 Tons
  • Shear/Notch Force: 123 Tons
  • Motor: 10 HP

The SW-95 is the pick for high-volume shops needing two operators running five stations at once.


Baileigh Ironworkers FAQs

What size ironworker do I need for my shop?

It depends on the tonnage and stock size you cut daily. Light shops fit well with the Baileigh SW-22M or SW-441, while high-volume fabrication calls for the SW-95 dual-operator model. Match capacity to your thickest regular cut, not just occasional jobs.

What's the difference between a manual and hydraulic ironworker?

Manual ironworkers like the SW-22M run entirely by hand, so no electrical hookup is needed. Hydraulic models like the SW-441 use a motor to punch and shear heavier stock with less physical effort, making them a better fit for daily production work.

Can I run a Baileigh ironworker on single-phase power?

Yes. Several models are built for 220V single-phase shops, including the SW-441, SW-501, and SW-621. Three-phase versions of the same tonnage are also available if your shop runs three-phase service.

What tooling comes with a Baileigh ironworker?

Most models ship with punch and die sets ready to use out of the box. Check the What's Included section on each product page for the exact tooling that comes with that model.