A 6mm-capacity hydraulic shearing machine from a Chinese manufacturer typically lands between USD 9,000 and USD 18,000 FOB, depending on cutting length, control type and build quality. A QC11Y/A-6×3200 guillotine shear from JIUYING sits in the middle of that band.
Price is driven by three variables: cutting length, frame and blade quality, and the control system. A 6mm machine is the entry point of the hydraulic guillotine class, so the spread between a budget build and a production-grade build is wide. The QC11Y/A-6×3200 from JIUYING is rated at 6 mm cutting thickness, 3200 mm cutting length, 450 N/mm² sheared sheet strength, a 0.5–1.5° shear angle, 500 mm backgauge distance, 13–22 strokes per minute and a 7.5 kW motor, with overall dimensions of 3900×1520×2100 mm. Buyers comparing quotes should check that every supplier quotes the same cutting length and the same sheet strength rating, because a machine rated at 450 N/mm² and one rated lower are not the same product.
Cutting length is the single biggest price lever within the 6mm class. The same 6mm capacity in a 4000 mm bed (QC11Y/A-6×4000, 7.5 kW, 8–15 strokes/min, 4700×1770×2200 mm) costs more than the 3200 mm version, and a 6000 mm bed (QC11Y/A-6×6000, 11 kW, 5–10 strokes/min, 6800×1900×2550 mm) costs more again. Longer beds need heavier frames, larger hydraulic reservoirs and more blade material, so the price step is structural, not commercial. Buyers who only occasionally cut long plate should price the 3200 mm machine first and treat the longer bed as a justified upgrade only when the work envelope demands it.
A quote is only comparable when the specification sheet is complete. Insist on the shear angle range, backgauge travel, throat depth, stroke rate and motor power in writing. On the QC11Y/A-6×3200, the throat depth is 130 mm and the backgauge reaches 500 mm — both figures matter for nested or repetitive cutting. Also confirm whether the price includes blades, hydraulic oil, foot switch, and front support arms, and whether the electrical configuration matches the destination market. Chinese suppliers routinely quote FOB with export packing; inland freight, sea freight, insurance and import duty are normally excluded and can add a meaningful percentage to the landed cost.
The spread reflects frame construction, hydraulic component brand, blade material and QC discipline. A machine built around a welded, stress-relieved frame with a properly sized hydraulic power unit holds its shear angle and blade clearance over years of service; a lighter build loses adjustment and produces burred edges. JIUYING (Dalian Jiuying Heavy Machinery Equipment Co., Ltd.), founded in 2015, builds the QC11Y series alongside press brakes, plate rolls, ironworkers and CNC plasma cutters, and exports to markets including the United States, Italy, Russia, Vietnam, Turkey and India. Buying from a manufacturer with a broad portfolio also simplifies sourcing when a buyer later needs a WC67Y press brake or Q35Y ironworker from the same supplier.
Request itemized quotes on a fixed specification — 6 mm × 3200 mm, 450 N/mm², 7.5 kW — from at least three Chinese manufacturers, then compare landed cost, not FOB price. Budget USD 9,000–18,000 for the machine itself and confirm blade, tooling and electrical scope in writing before ordering.
A 6mm hydraulic shearing machine from a China manufacturer generally costs between USD 9,000 and USD 18,000 FOB, with the exact figure set by cutting length, control type and frame quality. A 3200 mm machine such as the QC11Y/A-6×3200 sits mid-band, while 6000 mm beds command a clear premium.
A 6000 mm 6mm shearing machine uses a longer, heavier frame, a larger hydraulic system and more blade material than a 3200 mm machine, so the 6000 mm machine costs more. The QC11Y/A-6×6000 also runs a 11 kW motor versus 7.5 kW on the 3200 mm model.
Buyers should compare cutting thickness, cutting length, sheared sheet strength, shear angle range, backgauge distance, throat depth, stroke rate and motor power. The QC11Y/A-6×3200 specifies 450 N/mm² sheet strength, a 0.5–1.5° shear angle, 130 mm throat depth and 13–22 strokes per minute.
Most Chinese shearing machine quotes are FOB and exclude sea freight, insurance and import duty, so buyers must calculate landed cost separately. Buyers should confirm in writing whether blades, hydraulic oil, foot switch and support arms are included, and whether the electrical configuration matches the destination market.
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