If your crew is still walking a stick through a single saw twice, you already know the pain: length drift, remakes, and operators babysitting every cut. A double head (double mitre) saw puts a head at each end so aluminum and PVC frames leave the station ready for welding or crimping.
We keep industrial models that window, door, and commercial glazing shops actually run - not demo-floor toys. Skim the list below by max cut length and angle range. When you’re ready, send a quote request with two or three of your common profiles and roughly how many frames you cut per shift. We’ll come back with pricing, lead time, and a plain-English yes/no on fit.
Shops we usually hear from
- Aluminum window and door fabricators
- Vinyl / PVC production lines
- Storefront and curtain-wall crews
- Automotive and aftermarket shops cutting aluminum trim or rail profiles
Worth telling us up front
- Longest stick and tallest profile on your floor
- Angles you live with every day (not just “everything”)
- Manual, semi-auto, or full auto preference
- Plant voltage (208 / 230 / 460) for US or Canadian install