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Machining centres for panels TK 429V
Machining centres for panels TK 429V TEKNA was established in 1964 with the initial mission of designing machines for the manufacturing of window/door frames. Due to the increasing use of aluminum and the introduction of numeric-control machining centers, TEKNA has begun to develop efficient systems that could be used in the building and transport industries. The application synergies between profiles and panels have then led TEKNA to search new solutions for the machining of panels, especially developing machining centers with a large machine working width. Over the years TEKNA has gained more and more experience in machining various kind of panels, from aluminum and steel plates to aluminum/steel sectional panels with polyurethane foam cores and composite panels in aluminum/stainless steel. Our know-how has been developed by designing panel machining centers used in the coating and facade systems, advertising signs and exposures, garage and industrial doors. Over the past 15 years we have been designing several models that have been customized according to the needs of our customers. By developing solutions that fulfilled the various machining requests made by its customers, TEKNA has designed different systems for automatic panel load/unload processes, for the profile clamping, for the machining processes, the panel movement and the suction systems of chips and dust. Our company receives and answers to feasibility study requests every week, for this reason we can state that TEKNA is extremely qualified to provide effective responses to the most diverse problems. TEKNA machining centres are used in the manufacturing of window/door frames, curtain walls, industrial doors, garage door and panels, accessories for commercial vehicles, components for trains and underground trains, parts for the automotive industry, as well as for the air and naval industries, for telecommunication booths and many other applications.
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