BAR MACHINING CENTER FOR STEEL PROFILES – CNC SAWING

Bar Machining Center for Steel Profiles – CNC Sawing with Precision

Introduction: Why Sawing Steel Profiles Is Essential

Sawing steel profiles is one of the most fundamental processes in metalworking. In nearly every industry – from steel construction, façade building, and mechanical engineering to automotive and railway manufacturing – steel profiles must be cut to exact lengths and precise angles.

A bar machining center for steel profiles enables CNC-controlled sawing with maximum precision. Steel beams, tubes, and profiles can be cut at miters, in series, or at custom angles – efficiently and fully automated.

Companies using modern CNC sawing technology benefit from:

• precise cutting of steel profiles

• miter sawing at any angle

• automatic feeding and clamping

• short cycle times for series production

• reduced material waste and lower costs

What Does CNC Sawing of Steel Profiles Mean?

In sawing steel profiles, material is separated using rotating or oscillating cutting tools. Unlike traditional bandsaws, modern CNC saws allow fully automated machining cycles.

Typical sawing operations:

• Length cutting – exact cutting of steel profiles to size.

• Miter cutting – angled cuts for welded or bolted connections.

• Series cutting – automatic repetition for high-volume production.

• Custom angles – flexible CNC programming for complex cut geometries.

Advantages of CNC Sawing Steel Profiles

1. Maximum Accuracy – servo-driven axes ensure tolerances down to tenths of a millimeter.

2. Flexibility – from 45° and 90° cuts to custom angles.

3. Automation – feeding, clamping, and unloading are fully automatic.

4. High Productivity – short cycle times enable mass production.

5. Cost Efficiency – reduced waste lowers production costs.

Typical Applications

• Steel construction – cutting beams, supports, and frame profiles.

• Façade construction – precise miters for substructures.

• Window and door production – cutting steel reinforcements to length.

• Mechanical engineering – sawing steel profiles for assemblies.

• Automotive and railway industries – cutting chassis and frame profiles.

Practical Examples in CNC Bar Machining Centers

• Straight cuts – precise length cutting of steel bars.

• Miter cuts – exact angled cutting for welding assemblies.

• Series cuts – automatic cutting of multiple profiles.

• Special cuts – CNC-programmed custom cutting geometries.

Example: EVOMATEC CNC Bar Machining Center for Steel Profiles

EVOMATEC machines for steel profile sawing offer:

• robust design for heavy-duty steel cutting

• servo-controlled miter units for precise angle adjustments

• automatic feeding and clamping systems

• intelligent CNC software for series and special cuts

• flexible tooling for various profiles (U, L, T, rectangular, round)

The Future of CNC Sawing

• Industry 4.0 – digital integration of sawing processes.

• Robotics – automated loading and stacking of profiles.

• AI optimization – cutting plans that minimize waste.

• Sustainability – energy-efficient sawing technologies.

Conclusion: Sawing Steel Profiles at the Highest Level

Sawing steel profiles in a CNC bar machining center guarantees maximum precision, efficiency, and flexibility.

With EVOMATEC CNC sawing machines, manufacturers achieve:

• precise cuts and miters

• fast series production

• lower production costs