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Modular Framing & Hardware
Profile Components
FLOMC brings together aluminium profiles, connectors and door hardware for machine frames and protective structures. We match the component selection to the frame layout, panel interfaces and access you need.
Start with your drawing or component list. We will review the required sections, joining details and supply scope with you.
- Aluminium Profiles
- Frame Connectors
- Door & Panel Hardware
- RoleFrames, connections and access interfaces
- SelectionReviewed against your drawing and mating parts
- Supply ScopeProfiles and agreed component sets
Connect the Frame, Fit the Moving Parts
Alongside the profiles shown above, we review the connections, door hardware and panel interfaces that complete your frame. Final parts are selected against the agreed drawing.
Frame Connections
Joining Hardware
Angle brackets and connecting parts join the profile members. We review section geometry, fixing positions and assembly access before selecting the matching parts.
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Assembly Option
Working Access
Door Hinges & Handles
We coordinate door hardware with the frame and opening. Share the door size, movement and mounting points so the hinge and handle arrangement can be reviewed.
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Panel Interfaces
Channels & Finishing Parts
Channel strips and finishing parts help resolve panel edges and frame details. We check the panel thickness, groove geometry and installation method together.
Get a QuoteSend the Details That Define the Fit
A frame sketch or component list is a useful starting point. These details help FLOMC turn it into a focused selection and quotation.
Your Frame & Mating Parts
Share the frame dimensions, profile section drawing or reference, required lengths and quantities. Include panel thickness, fixing positions, door movement and photos or drawings of any existing parts that must remain.
Your Working Conditions
Tell us about the intended load, vibration, cleaning and installation environment. We confirm the applicable component details for the project; the product images alone do not establish dimensions, compatibility or load capacity.
Agree What Arrives in the Box
The quotation identifies the profiles, connecting parts and hardware included, with quantities and the agreed preparation or assembly state. Any cutting, drilling, machining or pre-assembly is confirmed in the supply scope.
Components or a Complete Enclosure?
This page covers the parts that support the structure. If you need FLOMC to coordinate the frame, panels, windows and access doors as an enclosure, see Machine Enclosures below. Installation work, safety devices and complete-machine compliance are agreed separately.
Profile Component Questions
Start with the frame you want to build and the interfaces that need to fit.
Discuss Your Component List
Can I order profiles and hardware without a complete enclosure?
Yes. We can discuss profiles and a defined set of connecting or access parts. The quotation confirms the component list, quantities and any agreed preparation.
Will these parts fit the profile system I already use?
Compatibility is checked, not assumed. Send the section drawing, slot geometry, fastener details and photos of the mating parts so we can review the connection.
Can the profiles be cut or prepared for assembly?
Share the required lengths, hole positions and machining details. Cutting, drilling and pre-assembly are included only when confirmed in the quotation.
Do the pictures define a standard size or load rating?
No. The pictures illustrate component families. Dimensions, finish, fastening details and any load requirements must be confirmed for the selected parts and frame design.
What should I send for a quotation?
Send your frame sketch or parts list, section references, lengths, quantities, panel interfaces and door details. Add the working conditions and your preferred supply format.
FINAL CTA
Start with Your Equipment Environment
FLOMC can support your project from material selection, surface performance, panel processing, and structural development to OEM integration and installed-site adaptation.
Share the equipment context, viewing requirement, protection concern, or existing structure you are working with. We can help define the next practical direction.
