Profiles

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Section 1: general information

• Name : The profile code given by the manufacturer or supplier.

Codice 9963 Figura 1. If used as a sash sill, the dimensions (encumbrance) also include the bottom overlaps.

Codice 9963-T Figura 2. If used as a transom, the dimensions do not include the bottom overlaps and are therefore smaller..

• Master name:The profile code to be referred to.

NOTE:
A typical example for which it is necessary to use the Master name is when a marine glazing sash sill profile can also be used as transom. In this case, their dimensions (encumbrance) will change when their use is modified. If we look at the following pictures we can see that the profile in Picture 1, called 9963 in this example and usually used as a sash sill, has a smaller encumbrance if used as transom, Picture 2.

This is necessary for loading a new profile that we will call k390-T. This will be an exact copy of the other one, except for changes to the type of use and chamber values . It would be useful to enter k290M as (Master Name) so that 9963 is used for the order to the supplier, in cutting lists, in optimisation lists, etc., rather than the 9963-T, which is only a fictitious profile.

• System : : Indicates the name of the system the profile belongs to.

• Serie : : Indicates the name of the series the profiles belongs to.

NOTE:
If the profile purchase price relates to the range to which the item belongs, linking the range to the profile is very important to calculate its cost. In this case, if the name of the range is not indicated against the profile, it will not be possible to calculate the cost.

• Description: The text describing the characteristics of the profile.

Section 2: buying information

• Supplier : Indicates the name of the profile supplier
• Weight: The weight of the profile is indicated per metre length.
• Type : This is a basic description indicating the type of material used to make the profile.

N.B: Selecting PVC will activate the field Assembly dimension, in which the quantity of the profile consumed during welding is indicated. This value is required to output an accurate cutting list.

Section 3: Assembled profile information

{{NOTE|An Assembled profile is made up of different bars, often from different materials, combined together to create the assembled functional profile (or assembled profile). For example, aluminium-wood profiles are usually made up assembling different bars: an aluminium bar, a plastic bar and a wood bar; also bicolour profiles are made with two aluminium bars with different colours. Opera allows the calculation of the assembled profile cost in addition to the calculation of the cost of each single component, even if they have different measurement units amongst them. In case of bicolour profiles, it calculates the cost of the internal and external colours. The programme can output in the materials list the assembled profile code or the codes of every single profile.

Enabling Assembled field will activate the following fields and the button .

• List of components: : Indica al programma che nelle liste dei materiali devono essere visualizzati i codici dei componenti del profilo.
• Taglio componenti: Components cutting
• Screw: the screw accessory to use when assembling the profile
• Screw thread: average distance between screws. Opera will automatically calculate the required screw number.
• : opens a new archive to set up the assembled profile components