CAMAS / EQUIPMENT SELECTION

End milling machines
for aluminum profiles.

Prepare mullion ends, stepped surfaces and mating profile shapes. Compare compact machines, multi-knife configurations and CNC end milling equipment around the end joint you need.

Start with your material, dimensions and drawing. We can help define the configuration.

01 / NARROW YOUR SELECTION

Select by workpiece,
operation and setup

01

End geometry

Provide both mating profile sections and the required end-face shape.

02

Cutter setup

Review cutter diameter, arrangement and adjustment against the material to remove.

03

Batch handling

Check clamping, stock support and whether compatible profiles can be processed together.

02 / COMPARE THE RANGE

Aluminium Profile End Milling Machines

Select a working range, review the details and request the tools your part needs.

LSTDX-CNC-6000 to LDX5A-CNC-250

Aluminium Profile End Milling Machines model overview
ModelWorking focusControlPublished tool specificationsWorking strokeMaximum openingPublished tenon dimensionsMax. milling profile dimensionsMotor powerNext step
CAMAS LSTDX-CNC-6000Both profile ends in one setup13-axis CNCMilling insert diameter Φ250 mm Saw blade diameter Φ550 mmTo be confirmed——130 mm high × 360 mm wide × 70 mm deep31 kWRequest a quote
CAMAS LDX7A-CNC-250Programmable end faces7-axis CNCMilling cutter diameter Φ279–Φ280 × 5.0–8.0 × Φ32 mm Saw blade specification Φ300 × 5.0 × Φ32 mm1,000 mm (tool feed); 80 × 280 mm (motor adjustment)To be confirmed——13 kWRequest a quote
CAMAS LDX5A-CNC-250Horizontal and vertical milling5-axis CNCMilling cutter diameter Φ250 × Φ32 mm Saw blade specification Φ300–350 mmX 0–400 / Y 0–200 / Z 0–200 mm (axis adjustment)To be confirmed——10 kWRequest a quote

LDX3A-CNC-250 to LDX6Z-250

Aluminium Profile End Milling Machines model overview
ModelWorking focusControlPublished tool specificationsWorking strokeMaximum openingPublished tenon dimensionsMax. milling profile dimensionsMotor powerNext step
CAMAS LDX3A-CNC-250Multi-profile end setup3-axis CNCMilling cutter diameter Φ300 mmX 1,200 / Y 150 / Z 250 mmTo be confirmed——5.5 kWRequest a quote
CAMAS LXD-250Five-knife millingMechanical, five-knifeMilling cutter diameter Φ250 mm Saw blade specification Φ305 mm0–85 mm (motor adjustment)—40 mm tenon—4 × 2.2 kWRequest a quote
CAMAS LDX6Z-250Automatic tool feedMechanical, six-knifeMilling cutter diameter 4 × Φ250 mm cutters + 2 × 14″ saw blades1,650 mm (tool feed); 80 × 280 mm (tool adjustment)—110 mm tenon—13.2 kWRequest a quote

LDX5Z-250 to LDJX-200

Aluminium Profile End Milling Machines model overview
ModelWorking focusControlPublished tool specificationsWorking strokeMaximum openingPublished tenon dimensionsMax. milling profile dimensionsMotor powerNext step
CAMAS LDX5Z-250Automatic tool feedMechanical, five-knifeSaw blade specification Φ250 × Φ32 mm1,600 mm (worktable feed); 85 mm (cutter adjustment)—40 mm tenon—4 × 2.2 kWRequest a quote
CAMAS LJDX-200CProfile end matchingMechanicalMilling cutter diameter Φ250 mm0–1,360 mm (worktable feed); 0–85 mm (motor adjustment)—40 mm tenon—4.4 kWRequest a quote
CAMAS LDJX-200Combined sawing and millingMechanicalMilling cutter diameter Φ110–Φ200 mm, width 150 mm Saw blade specification Φ350 mm, bore Φ32 mm — full spec to be confirmed0–80 mm (workbench)—90 × 45 × 200 mm—2 × 2.2 kWRequest a quote

LDX-200A to LDX-200

Aluminium Profile End Milling Machines model overview
ModelWorking focusControlPublished tool specificationsWorking strokeMaximum openingPublished tenon dimensionsMax. milling profile dimensionsMotor powerNext step
CAMAS LDX-200AMulti-profile setupMechanical, double-rowMilling cutter diameter Φ110–Φ200 mm0–320 mm (motor adjustment)—110 mm tenon—2.2 kWRequest a quote
CAMAS LDX-200Compact end millingMechanicalMilling cutter diameter Φ110–Φ200 mm0–320 mm (motor adjustment)—110 mm tenon—2.2 kWRequest a quote

Dimensions with different meanings are listed separately. Tool specifications retain their published field labels; a dash means that field is not published for the model. Axis travel is a machine stroke, not the guaranteed effective machining length — confirm the working range for your part, angle and clamping in the quotation.

03 / BEFORE YOU REQUEST A QUOTE

Configuration, tooling
and quotation questions

Machine price is one part of the decision. Review the working range, tooling and support scope together.

What drawings are needed?

Send both profile cross-sections and a drawing of the finished joint. Include any notch, step or clearance that affects assembly.

Are the cutters included?

The cutter package is defined in the quotation. Specify the profile system and required end shape so the appropriate tooling can be reviewed.

What information helps CAMAS prepare a quote?

Share the material, largest workpiece, finished drawing, expected quantity, electrical supply and delivery country. If a detail is undecided, explain what you need to produce.

Keep your process connected.