For small and medium firms
Morbidelli m100
Bar-table CNC centre for workshops moving to CNC
- Working area (X × Y)
- 3110 × 1320 – 5510 × 1620 mm
- Panel passage (Z)
- 180 mm (250 mm optional)
4 models
CNC machining centres
CNC machining centres with bar tables and vacuum pods work part by part: carcasses, fronts, doors, windows and solid wood components. Morbidelli centres are the way in for workshops moving to CNC; Accord is for production with bigger demands.
CNC machining centres
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For small and medium firms
Morbidelli m200
Bar-table CNC centre for doors, windows and thicker parts
- Working area (X × Y)
- 3110 × 1620 – 5510 × 1620 mm
- Panel passage (Z)
- 250 mm
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For small and medium firms
Accord 400
Bar-table CNC centre for small and medium producers
- Working area (X × Y)
- 3100 × 1600 – 5500 × 1600 mm
- Panel passage (Z)
- 250 mm
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For industry
Accord 50 fx
5-axis CNC centre for large, complex solid wood parts
- Working area (X × Y)
- 3680 × 1680 – 6360 × 1905 mm
- Workpiece height
- up to 500 mm
- See it on SCM's site
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More CNC machining centres in SCM's range
Here are the models most asked for. The full selection, with data and brochures, is on the manufacturer's site.
CNC machining centres
How to choose
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Working area
The longest part you machine sets the table length. To work two zones alternately, the table must take two parts.
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Z-axis passage
150–180 mm is enough for panels; for doors, stairs and solid wood look for 250 mm or more.
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Number of axes
Three axes cover most panel work. A fifth axis is for angled cuts, profiles and complex solid wood parts.
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Units and tool magazine
The drilling head, saw unit and number of tool positions decide how much work the machine finishes without a manual change.
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