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5 Axis machining centres<strong>TK</strong> <strong>442</strong>/3TEKNA was established in 1964 to produce efficient aluminum machining systems.The major role played by this material in the building industry has led TEKNA to develop, over the years, a vast range ofproducts for manufacturers of window/door frames, curtain walls and coatings.The increasing use of aluminum components in the automotive and transport industries as well as in the consumer industriesand in other industrial branches has encouraged the search for new solutions: TEKNA has seized this opportunity andinvested into it in order to meet the new demands of the market.The experience gained in the window/door frames industry and the know-how accumulated in the field of machinery have allowedTEKNA to expand its product range, including 3-,4- and 5-axis machining centers for the machining of panels and profiles.Over the past 15 years we have designed several models that have been customized according to the machining needs ofour customers. TEKNA has developed different profile clamping systems for the machining processes, the movement controlsand the suction systems of chips and dust.Nowadays our company receives and answers to feasibility study requests every week, for this reason we can state thatTEKNA is extremely qualified to provide effective responses to the most diverse problems.Thanks to its vast experience, TEKNA can offer effective systems to be used in the manufacturing of window/door frames,curtain walls, industrial doors, garage door and panels, accessories for commercial vehicles, components for trains andunderground trains, parts for the automotive industry, for telecommunication booths and many other applications.

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