Since 1952, top performance levels and reliability
Since 1952, SCM has been a global leader in the design and production of manual and automatic machinery, services for the joinery workshop and industry, made-to-measure production workshops that create products in veneered panels and solid wood. Our 3 major production centres in Italy boast a record annual production output of over 20,000 machines, supported by the largest distribution network in the industry and an excellent after-sales service. All of SCM's machinery is configured to offer the best technological innovations, top performance levels and reliability. Easy to install and easy to use, they are distributed worldwide.
Being a carpenter is one of the oldest trades in the world. Nowadays, craftsmen and furniture makers continue this activity, reinventing and expanding on it to achieve better results and even more amazing artefacts, thanks to the help of machines designed to machine wood. This is where SCM makes its mark with its excellent quality, precision and absolute safety, even for the less-experienced DIY enthusiasts.
TECHNOLOGICAL EVOLUTION
Your technological allies
With devices and the software developed by SCM for joinery machines you will have your project under control, so there will be no need, for example, for you to make essential mathematical calculations to produce an exact angular cut on a circular saw (with our Compex, for example), or to optimise and sequence the cuts of a project with the Thundercut app.
RELIABILITY GUARANTEED
SCM woodworking machines, even greater quality guaranteed.
The commitment made with the design and continuous improvement of the SCM machines is a guarantee of quality and reliability. This is why the free warranty* has been extended to 2 years, replacing the standard 1 year guarantee.
*subject to terms and limitations
SCM's joinery machines provide an opportunity to approach this art with ease thanks to the high level of technology capable of dealing with possible shortcomings, assisting aspiring wood artisans with their work on fixed wooden structures like stairs and door frames, wall units and furniture like wooden tables and chairs.