Aluminum Profile Frames for Automation Equipment

Requirement

An automation frame is not one part but a set: dozens of lengths and hundreds of connection points. Buying stock and spreading machining across suppliers is where missing parts, misplaced holes and shade mismatch start — all of which become on-site rework.

Our approach

Break the assembly drawing into lists: profiles by section and length, connectors and cover strips by position. Number every piece, label the ends, machine holes with fixtures, deburr the ends, and pack by workstation with a layout sketch.

Why a kit, not stock

A kit combines selection, cutting, drilling and connector matching into one delivery, so mis-drilled holes and shortages drop sharply and site work is mostly assembly.

What we machine

Cutting, end machining, drilling and tapping, slotting and light milling all happen on the profile; tighter mounting faces move to CNC.

Delivery

Packed by workstation or function block with a list and sketch; long lengths supported against transit bending.