Short answer
Start with the approved profile systems and finished products, then map cutting, machining, drainage, routing, corner joining, hardware, assembly, glazing and inspection. Machine choice follows the system data and production mix.
Control system data
Maintain approved profiles, accessories, reinforcement, gaskets, machining coordinates and cut deductions by system revision. Do not transfer values between unrelated systems.
Balance operations
Compare cut-list release, profile handling, machining content, corner work, assembly and inspection. Identify whether cutting, machining, joining or assembly limits output.
Validate representative units
Build sample windows and doors from the actual system and inspect dimensions, diagonals, operation, drainage and visible finish using approved criteria.
Decision inputs
• Approved profile systems
• Product and opening schedule
• Cut and machining data
• Hardware and joining method
• Batch and output target
• Inspection and acceptance criteria
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the line be selected from profile length only?
No. Machining, corner joining, hardware and product mix are equally important.
Can dimensions be copied from another profile system?
No. Use the approved system data and revision.
Next step
Send the profile-system catalogue, representative units and output target for a line review.
Suggested internal links
• Relevant machine category or solution page
• Closest published selection guide
• Relevant cost or maintenance article
• Technical request form
Sources and verification status
Sources used: SAKKARY MACHINERY controlled product-content schema and website governance, plus general process references. Any model-specific capacity, material, application or commitment must be verified against that exact model's official catalogue before publication. Status: Needs Verification.
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