Published machine configuration
Punch hardware mounting features and slots with dedicated tooling.
CAMAS LY-30
The LY-30 is part of the CAMAS aluminum profile equipment range. Punch hardware mounting features and slots with dedicated tooling.
Final configuration and tooling are matched to your application.
Punch hardware mounting features and slots with dedicated tooling.
Define each slot or hardware feature with its location and surrounding profile walls. Check the die interface, workpiece clearance and process-specific force and stroke.
Hardware installation features
Define your tools and working requirements from the component drawing.
| Equipment line | Aluminum Profile Machinery |
|---|---|
| Model | CAMAS LY-30 |
| Nominal force | 30 kN |
| Stations | 5 |
| Punching stroke | 30 mm |
| Die space | 340 × 240 × 500 mm |
| Machine weight | Approx. 160 kg |
| Process | Punching |
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.
Published model data and the checks to resolve in your quotation.
Punch hardware mounting features and slots with dedicated tooling.
Stations: 5 · Nominal force: 30 kN · Die space: 340 × 240 × 500 mm
Itemize each die by feature size and shape. Confirm its interface, clearance and compatibility with the material and surrounding profile walls.
State voltage, phase and frequency, control requirements and destination. Ask the quotation to distinguish included equipment, options, packing, documentation and installation or training arrangements.
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.
The machine model alone does not define the tooling for your feature. Supply the profile section and finished hole or slot drawing so the quote can identify the required dies and their interface.
Send the finished-part drawing, material, dimensions and quantity. Review tooling access, working capacity and handling together before selecting the configuration.
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.
Include voltage, phase and frequency in your inquiry. Electrical variations and control requirements should be confirmed for the specific configuration.
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.
Share your material, part dimensions and target output. We can help you shortlist the right machine and tooling for your process.