END MILLING

CAMAS LDX6Z-250

Six-knife Tenon Milling Machine

The LDX6Z-250 is part of the CAMAS aluminum profile equipment range. Combine cutters for profile tenons and stepped end faces.

Mechanical, six-knife
Control
110 mm tenon
Maximum opening
1,650 mm (tool feed); 80 × 280 mm (tool adjustment)
Working stroke

Final configuration and tooling are matched to your application.

01 / THE APPLICATION

End milling for the mating profile joint

Combine cutters for profile tenons and stepped end faces.

Review both mating sections and the required end shape. Cutter arrangement, stroke and workpiece clamping should be compared with the step, notch or joint face on the drawing.

End milling

Automatic tool feed

Application-led configuration

Define your tools and working requirements from the component drawing.

02 / TECHNICAL OVERVIEW

LDX6Z-250
specifications

CAMAS LDX6Z-250 technical specifications
Equipment lineAluminum Profile Machinery
ModelCAMAS LDX6Z-250
ControlMechanical, six-knife
Milling cutter diameter4 × Φ250 mm cutters + 2 × 14″ saw blades
Working stroke1,650 mm (tool feed); 80 × 280 mm (tool adjustment)
Maximum opening110 mm tenon
Motor power13.2 kW
Motor speed2,800 rpm
Machine weightApprox. 1,600 kg
ProcessEnd milling

Specifications support preliminary selection. Capacity varies with profile geometry, cutting angle, tooling and clamping. Values marked “to be confirmed” are not published in the source data. Confirm the supplied configuration in your quotation.

03 / MACHINE CONFIGURATION

Configuration for
LDX6Z-250

Published model data and the checks to resolve in your quotation.

Published machine configuration

Combine cutters for profile tenons and stepped end faces.

Configuration details

Control: Mechanical, six-knife · Milling cutter diameter: 4 × Φ250 mm cutters + 2 × 14″ saw blades

Tooling to define in your quotation

List the milling cutters and any separate saw blades, with their diameters and interfaces. Match the cutter arrangement and fixtures to both mating profile sections.

Supply and site requirements

State voltage, phase and frequency, control requirements and destination. Ask the quotation to distinguish included equipment, options, packing, documentation and installation or training arrangements.

What to include with your drawing
  • Profile section, material and stock length
  • Finished-part drawing, angles and critical dimensions
  • Production quantity and current process
  • Electrical supply, tooling and workshop requirements

For a machine review, include the sample operation, critical feature and finish you want to check. Ask CAMAS for model-specific footage or sample details when requesting your configuration.

04 / BEFORE YOU CHOOSE

Before you select
LDX6Z-250

What drawings are needed to select an end milling setup?

Send both mating profile sections and the finished joint drawing. Identify the material to remove and any step, notch or assembly clearance; the quotation should define the required cutter and fixture package.

How do I know this configuration fits my part?

Send the finished-part drawing, material, dimensions and quantity. Review tooling access, working capacity and handling together before selecting the configuration.

What tools are included?

The agreed quotation defines the supplied blades, dies, cutters, gauges and accessories. Include your required holes, angles and features so the tool package can be itemized.

Can I specify the electrical supply?

Include voltage, phase and frequency in your inquiry. Electrical variations and control requirements should be confirmed for the specific configuration.

How are delivery and support arranged?

Delivery timing, packing, installation, training and spare-parts scope are agreed for the project. Share the destination and your site requirements when requesting a quotation.

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