See the engineering inside the product.
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Bead 573930A high-fidelity technical configuration environment for architectural profile systems, bicolor finishes, opening behavior and exploded assembly analysis.
Launch full configurator ↗Every deployment is built on the same connected commercial and spatial foundation—even as the product category changes.
The approved visual state resolves into an exact component structure: profiles, panels, glass, hardware, accessories and quantities ready for downstream work.
A high-fidelity technical configuration environment for architectural profile systems, bicolor finishes, opening behavior and exploded assembly analysis.
Configure the Schüco Window System AW CT 65 B2-6 from its actual extrusion profiles, glazing, seals, bead and hardware relationships. The preview preserves the construction logic of the selected system rather than approximating it with a generic window asset.
Change width and height through constrained system limits while connected frame, sash, glazing and hardware elements rebuild together. This allows commercial sizing exploration without disconnecting the visible result from the underlying architectural profile system.
Adjust glazing thickness and immediately see which gasket and glazing-bead codes remain compatible with the selected glass stack. Their actual section illustrations update beside the controls, making an otherwise invisible technical dependency understandable to both specialists and customers.
Switch between side-hung and tilt operation, then scrub the opening angle to inspect how the sash moves through space. Product behavior becomes part of the sales experience instead of being left to diagrams, assumptions or a later technical conversation.
Specify a uniform finish or separate interior and exterior treatments across mill, anodized and powder-coated systems. Bicolor decisions remain attached to the same configuration, helping customers understand how one window can respond differently to façade and interior requirements.
Explode the complete window, reveal color-coded material families in debug mode or isolate a precise profile section for close inspection. These technical views expose extrusion, seal, glazing and thermal relationships without forcing the user to leave the configured product.
The 360Configurator window tool keeps dimensions, profile geometry, glazing, seals, glazing beads, opening behavior and finishes in the same interactive product state. The result is useful when a window system needs to be explained as an engineered assembly rather than reduced to width, height and color.
The window stays connected to its underlying system logic as the configuration changes, including multi-cell layouts where the current layout tool supports them.
Choose the current cell arrangement and adjust the overall dimensions within the configured system limits.
Keep frame, sash, glazing, seals and glazing beads connected while glazing thickness and compatible components are evaluated.
Configure fixed or operable cells where available, switch opening mode and inspect sash movement through the 3D scene.
Use a uniform treatment or separate interior and exterior finishes, including bicolor combinations supported by the current system.
Use assembled, exploded and technical views to understand profile sections, component relationships and the configured construction.
Profile systems contain dependencies that are difficult to explain in a conventional product form. The configurator exposes those dependencies in the same scene.
Define the visible composition and the size of the current window system.
Keep the section build-up connected to the selected glass stack.
Inspect how operable parts move rather than describing them only with icons.
Combine commercial finish decisions with technical inspection.
A technical window is more than an opening in a wall. Profile relationships, glazing, hardware and finishes interact. Showing them in one configured assembly helps commercial and technical conversations refer to the same product state.
Understand size, opening behavior and visible finishes without needing to interpret profile drawings first.
Keep the selected glass stack, compatible components and surface treatment attached to the same visible configuration.
Use exploded and section views to inspect the actual construction logic rather than relying on a generic 3D window model.
Yes. Width and height are configurable within the limits of the active profile-system setup, and connected elements rebuild with those changes.
Yes. The current layout system supports fixed and sash cells in multi-cell arrangements, including supported merge states.
Yes. The glass-stack workflow connects glazing thickness to compatible gasket and glazing-bead selections.
Yes. The current configurator supports opening-mode changes and an opening-angle control for inspecting sash movement in 3D.
Yes. The finish workflow supports a uniform treatment or independent interior and exterior treatments, including bicolor states.
Yes. The configurator includes exploded and technical inspection views that expose profile, seal, glazing and assembly relationships.
No. The configurator runs in a modern browser and uses WebGL for the interactive 3D model.
Open the live window configurator to test layout, dimensions, glazing, opening behavior, finishes and technical views, or contact us if you need a configurator for another architectural profile system.
