Window and door profile shops measure productivity in operations per clamp, and the PLASTMAK SÇ 5000 S stacks three of them: door and sash handle milling, lock barrel drilling and triple hole drilling on aluminum and PVC profiles, in one CNC-controlled pass. Three independent servo axes move over a linear sliding system, while the 10-inch touch screen switches between PVC and aluminum recipes and adjusts spindle speeds automatically per profile type.

Why a dedicated profile mill instead of a general VMC?

Profile work needs length support, not table area: the SÇ 5000 S carries right and left arm support measuring systems for long sections, clamping suited to extrusions, and a dedicated cooling circuit for aluminum so chips and heat never mar the anodized face. Unlimited program memory stores every handle and drainage template a fabricator runs, and an automatic protective cover keeps operators clear of the spindle.

How does it compare in the window machinery market?

Turkish neighbour Yilmaz and German specialist Elumatec dominate the high end of profile machining centres, but both price far above fab-shop budgets; CE compliance, unlimited memory and three-motor independence put the SÇ 5000 S in the value tier without dropping CNC control. Plastmak builds it in Bursa, exports through more than 40 countries, and backs the platform with the same SC-series family used across its cutting and welding line.