June/July 2010 - PAWPRINT PUBLISHING
June/July 2010 - PAWPRINT PUBLISHING
June/July 2010 - PAWPRINT PUBLISHING
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SAWS IN ALL SHAPES & SIZES<br />
SCM: Full range of sliding table and beam panel saws<br />
SCM is a world leading manufacturer of woodworking and panel processing machinery,<br />
and its range of sliding table panel saws and panel beam saws is renowned.<br />
SCM circular panel saws allow the operator to cut out error-free mitre cuts and/or cuts<br />
with a tilted blade. The Nova, Class and L’Invincibile ranges now come complete<br />
with a 400 mm diameter sawblade that will provide a<br />
cutting capa city of 140 mm with the blade<br />
at 0° and 97 mm with the blade tilting at<br />
45°. SCM offers an additional 10 mm cutting<br />
capacity at 0° and 5 mm at 45°, and all<br />
this with an unchanged diameter of both the<br />
saw blade and the tool holder spindle. The maximum<br />
cutting capacity is guaranteed in normal<br />
working conditions with the scoring blade mounted<br />
and ready for operation: this means it is unnecessary to<br />
stop machining in order to unlock the scoring blade.<br />
For L’Invincibile machines and those with Full Support Frame, SCM has created a new option which uses a wireless device to connect the control, the<br />
digital display of the Full Support angle and the three digital displays of the stops on the squaring fence. Every time the operator tilts the Full Support<br />
Frame on the work piece, the digital display automatically shows the positions of the stops on the squaring fence for the actual cuts to be made on the<br />
panel. The operator no longer has to use the control for calculations, nor does he need to carry out test cuts to check the exact position of the stops.<br />
SCM Sigma Impact 107 Auto<br />
panel beam saw<br />
Specially designed for small and medium-sized furniture<br />
manufacturing companies, the new SCM Sigma Impact<br />
107 panel beam saw can machine chipboard, laminates,<br />
MDF, wood and wood-based panels in dimensional<br />
sizes up to 4,500 mm in length and 4,300 mm<br />
wide. SCM guarantees rapid and precise axis movement<br />
of 0-150 m/min on the blade carriage feed and return and<br />
0-120 m/min on the pusher utilising brushless motors. Ideal<br />
ergonomics are provided by the remote control panel. The<br />
machine’s cyclical speed is ensured by empowered automatic<br />
detection standards featuring panel length,<br />
width and thickness photocells. The immediate blade<br />
changeover system with a pneumatic selector allows<br />
the blade to be changed quickly, without using keys or<br />
having to unscrew tools.<br />
The saw blade has a self-learning upstroke feature<br />
consisting of a bar which automatically reads the height<br />
of the pack and calibrates the height of the saw accordingly. The beam saw can<br />
be incorporated into Netline production cells. The Sigma Impact 107 panel saw has a new design and a robust structure and its shape and framework<br />
have been carefully designed to ensure any vibration is absorbed by the ground. No maintenance is required for the saw carriage and pusher. Optionally,<br />
grooving and slotting of panels can be carried out and a label printer can be supplied for panel recognition.<br />
The WINCUT operator interface, which is part of the standard Sigma Impact 107 supply kit, has completely new graphics, making the panel saw commands<br />
easy to understand, even for less expert operators.<br />
Gabbiani, the specialist panel beam saw manufacturer within the SCM Group and part of the newly created Furniture Division, offers the new<br />
Galaxy T3 single beam panel saws, featuring the very latest technology with the new Flexcut device. This is Gabbiani’s high-end range and is aimed<br />
at manufacturers who specify perfect quality panel sizing on both single panels and packs of panels. Fast cycle times ensure high throughput rates<br />
and a high level of customisation ensures that the same machine model can be tailored to a wide variety of differing requirements.<br />
A very strong machine base and reliable components ensure a long, productive life cycle for the Galaxy T3. The machine is based around the modular<br />
FLEXCUT system, which consists of mobile units with grippers which can be excluded individually, thus making it possible to handle highly complex<br />
cutting patterns in very short cycle times.<br />
Gabbiani has also redesigned the major components at the heart of this panel saw. The saw carriage<br />
now ensures even greater cutting precision. Carriage movements are even faster<br />
thanks to the drive units and the smooth-running recirculating ball screws. Cutting dimensions<br />
from 3,200 mm x 3,200 mm up to 5,600 mm x 5,600<br />
mm are available with blade projections of 110 mm, 130 mm<br />
and 145 mm. The machine bed has a single upright fitted with<br />
THK slideways for the sawblade carriage, which has been redesigned<br />
to support intensive, heavy duty use on three working<br />
shifts/day. Speeds of 170 m/min are standard.<br />
The pusher and pressure units have also been redesigned to<br />
ensure smooth movements, precision positioning and optimised<br />
sawdust extraction. The pusher feed speeds is<br />
135 m/min. The WINCUT interface is very user-friendly,<br />
as is the OTTIMO optimisation program.<br />
The design of the new Galaxy range also incorporates<br />
technical developments suggested by customers. The Galaxy<br />
T3 is also backed by Gabbiani’s expertise acquired over nearly 50<br />
years at the forefront of technological innovation in panel beam saws.<br />
SCM Group (UK) Ltd<br />
Tel 0115 977 0044<br />
Email scmgroupuk@scmgroup.com ● www.scmgb.co.uk<br />
SCM L’Invincibile<br />
sliding table panel saw<br />
SI6500<br />
with Angular<br />
Full Support<br />
Gabbiani Galaxy T3<br />
panel beam saw<br />
Page 20 Panel, Wood & Solid Surface <strong>June</strong>/<strong>July</strong> <strong>2010</strong>