Window
& Door
AKEA Industry
Window & Door
Window, door and facade
Window, door and facade production runs on long aluminium profiles that have to be cut, machined and sorted to exact measure. The AKEA Machining Center cuts profiles to length at an angle, then mills, drills, labels and sorts them, with the repeatable accuracy needed for standard frames and complex custom projects alike.
Stock length in, sorted parts out
Profiles load automatically from the magazine and a CNC miter cutter cuts them to length at the angle the frame needs. Sawing, drilling, stamping and contour milling follow in one continuous process, and finished parts are sorted and collected automatically.
Every side of the profile
The feeder gripper rotates the profile a full 360°, so the 3-axis CNC machining station reaches every side without repositioning. A 12-station toolholder with high-speed tool exchange covers the operations a window or door profile calls for.
Less waste across orders
The system runs several part orders at once and uses nesting to plan cuts across them, so each stock length is used as fully as possible. Programming is parametric on a Windows interface, and drawing data transfers directly into the system.
Window & door references
AKEA Automation
Running after hours
The Machining Center is built for long unattended runs, including after working hours. It is designed and built in Thisted, and service and spare parts come directly from the engineers who built it.
Machining window, door or facade profiles? Talk to us.