CAMAS / EQUIPMENT SELECTION
CNC machining centers
for aluminum profiles.
Machine holes, slots and connection features in aluminum profiles. Start with the faces to be machined, useful travel and clamping access, then compare the machine configurations.
Start with your material, dimensions and drawing. We can help define the configuration.
01 / NARROW YOUR SELECTION
Select by workpiece,
operation and setup
01
Machined faces
Check how the spindle or worktable presents each required face and whether the part needs re-clamping.
02
Useful travel
Compare travel with your part length, clamp positions and tool clearance. Travel is not the same as the effective machining length.
03
Tool changes
Review the cutter list, spindle requirements and whether the chosen model has an automatic tool magazine.
02 / COMPARE THE RANGE
CNC Machining Centers for Aluminum Profiles
Select a working range, review the details and request the tools your part needs.
| Model | Working focus | Axes | X-axis travel | Y-axis travel | Z-axis travel | Spindle power | Maximum spindle speed | Tool magazine | Next step |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CAMAS LGS4Z-CNC-7000 | 4 axes · 7,000 mm X travel | 4 | 7,000 mm | 1,300 mm | 550 mm | 7.5 kW | 18,000 rpm | 12 stations | Request a quote |
| CAMAS LGS3Z-CNC-4000 | 3 axes · 4,000 mm X travel | 3 | 4,000 mm | 640 mm | 440 mm | 9.6 kW (S6) / 8.0 kW (S1) | 24,000 rpm | 6 stations | Request a quote |
| CAMAS LZX-CNC-3200 | Three-face machining | 3 | 3,150 mm | 330 mm | 280 mm | 5.5 kW | 18,000 rpm | — | Request a quote |
| CAMAS LZX-CNC-1200 | 1,200 mm X travel | 3 | 1,200 mm | 350 mm | 280 mm | 4.5 kW | 18,000 rpm | — | Request a quote |
| CAMAS LZX-CNC-450 | 450 mm X travel | 3 | 450 mm | 350 mm | 280 mm | 3 kW | 18,000 rpm | — | Request 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.
Should I choose a 3-axis or 4-axis machine?
The right choice depends on the faces and features on your part. Review tool access and setup changes against the drawing before deciding on an axis count.
Can the machine process my extrusion?
Share the full cross-section, alloy, stock length and finished-part drawing. Travel alone does not confirm that a profile can be clamped and machined.
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.