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UPVC window steel reinforcement profiles are galvanized steel inserts embedded within UPVC window/door profiles to provide structural integrity while maintaining thermal performance. These hidden reinforcements enable UPVC systems to meet stringent wind load and security requirements.
Enhances structural rigidity (reduces deflection by 60-80%)
Improves resistance to wind pressure (up to 3000Pa)
Provides screw retention for hardware mounting
Maintains thermal break efficiency
Prevents profile distortion over time
Popular profile and sizes
C-Shaped: Most common for sashes
U-Shaped: Used in frame profiles
Square Tubes: For heavy-duty applications
Custom Shapes: Manufacturer-specific designs
Standard Sizes:
20×10×1.2mm (standard window)
40×20×1.5mm (large door profiles)
30×15×2.0mm (commercial applications)
Since UPVC is such a quality material, what more does the use of steel reinforcement add? upvc steel reinforcements is an additional process that helps in the structure and thickness of the frames of windows and doors. It provides additional support and rigidity. This support is extremely useful in places where there is heavy wind pressure. With massive doors and windows with larger frames, steel reinforcement gives the extra strength these frames need. Another major quality in steel reinforcement is the way it makes uPVC more rigid and flexible at the same time; it helps in incorporating advanced locking mechanisms into UPVC frames.
Coil Loading: 3 ton coils mounted on powered decoiler or manual decoiler
Material Preparation:
Leveling to ±0.1mm flatness
Edge trimming if required
Roll Forming:
Progressive shaping through carbide rollers
Springback compensation design
Punching:
Optional
Creates screw holes and ventilation slots
Cutting:
Precision flying cut (±0.5mm length tolerance)
Burr-free edges
Output:
Automatic stacking
Optional passive out table 4meters
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