Aluminum Window Frame Production
Plan cutting, drilling and slotting for aluminum window frame rails and stiles.
Suggested production workflow
Build the trial around one complete frame. Mark the long-point dimensions on the cut list, then identify drainage slots and fixing holes on the finished drawing. Process a full rail and stile set and check diagonals, mitre gaps and feature positions after dry assembly. Compare separate saw and milling stations with a combined machine by counting the times each member must be handled and re-referenced.
Equipment to evaluate
Review the Aluminum Profile Cutting and Milling Machine against your drawings and confirm the final setup on a sample run.
What to prepare
Separate rails, stiles and beads in the cut list, and record whether a length is measured to the long point of a mitre. Identify any parts that need machining before assembly.
What to check during the trial
Plan separate inspection points for cut length and joint fit. Mark the drainage and fixing features by face so handing errors are caught before parts enter assembly.
How to record the decision
Build one frame using the intended profiles and hardware. Check diagonals, visible joints and feature alignment, then feed any correction back into the controlled cut and machining lists.