Plastic Windows & Doors

Trends in the production of plastic window and door frames are placing ever higher demands on machining tools. Lacquered, laminated or acrylic-coated surfaces, additional insulating materials or fibre-glass reinforced structures demand the highest quality and performance of the tool systems used.

Through the combination of knowledge of plastics processing and its vast experience of the processes and requirements in window and door production, Leitz is the ideal partner for manufacturing companies of all types and sizes.

Sizing of frames sashs

Leitz offers an extensive range of different circular sawblades for sawing plastic window elements, whether for thin-walled, coated or uncoated window elements. The Leitz range of circular sawblades offers numerous advantages, such as high cutting quality, low noise development or reduced set-up times – always with the aim of keeping machining times and costs as low as possible.

Milling and boring

For the milling or boring of plastic window elements, Leitz offers a wide range of tool solutions in its standard range, which are primarily designed to achieve perfect cutting results with minimum production times.

Milling or sawing cut-outs

Cutting is usually carried out with special circular sawblades or milling tools. The Leitz tool programme offers different solutions depending on the requirements and material properties. Through this programme, users can achieve perfect results.

Leitz tools for cutting or sawing cut-outs in plastic

Finishing

There are various tool technologies available for finishing the welding beads on the outer corners of plastic profiles. On the one hand, finishing can be carried out with a CNC-controlled circular sawblade for welding beads and on the other, a specific set of tools adapted to the profile. Leitz offers optimum solutions in terms of productivity and quality for both applications.

The visible surfaces of plastic profiles are optimized by the clean cutting of the welding beads. Leitz offers special rounded knives to protect the material surface.