UPVC Window

UPVC windows manufacturing involves the fabrication of windows from UPVC (unplasticized polyvinyl chloride), a material that is known for its durability, energy efficiency, and low maintenance requirements. UPVC windows have become a popular choice among homeowners, builders, and architects due to their superior performance and aesthetic appeal.

The process of UPVC windows manufacturing involves the following steps:

Extrusion: The first step in UPVC windows manufacturing is the extrusion of UPVC profiles. These profiles are made by heating and melting the UPVC resin and extruding it through a die in the desired shape and size.

Cutting: The extruded profiles are then cut into the required lengths using automated cutting machines.

Welding: The next step is the welding of the profiles to create the window frames. This is done by heating the profiles and fusing them using specialized welding machines.

Glazing: The frames are then fitted with glass panes, which are held in place by glazing beads.

Hardware installation: The final step in UPVC windows manufacturing is the installation of hardware components, such as hinges, handles and locking mechanisms.

Once the windows are manufactured, they undergo quality control checks to ensure that they meet industry standards for performance and durability.