2020 SCM Nova 400 Sl used Sliding Table Saw #BM2824

2020 SCM Nova 400 Sl used Sliding Table Saw #BM2824
Location:Uxbridge, Canada
Description
2020 SCM Nova SI 400. Engineered for master woodworkers and heavy commercial production, this compact powerhouse slices effortlessly through thick solid hardwoods and delicate, high-gloss melamine panels alike. Featuring SCM's legendary ribbed cast-iron work table, a rock-solid anodized aluminum sliding table backed by a 10-year guideway warranty, and an externally adjustable scoring unit, you get flawless, tear-out-free edges on every single pass. Reduce prep time, maximize shop floor efficiency, and invest in industrial reliability that pays for itself on day one."
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Specifications
| Manufacturer | SCM |
| Model | Nova 400 Sl used Sliding Table Saw |
| Year | 2020 |
| Condition | Used |
| Serial Number | AB00016421 |
| Stock Number | BM2824 |
| Quality | Very Good |
| Electrics | 600V / 3 Ph / 60 Hz |
Additional Features
Specifications:
-Max Blade Diameter: 400 mm (15.75") with scoring blade mountedMain
-Motor: Typically 7.5 HP to 9 HP (3-phase, custom voltages like 575V/600V common in Canada)
-Scoring Unit: Independent 1 HP separate scoring motor with external rapid adjustment
-Blade Tilting: 0° to 45° with mechanical or digital tilt readout
-Sliding Table Length: Standard industrial 3,200 mm (10.5 ft) anodized aluminum slider with hardened steel guideways
-Weight: Approx. 1,872 lbs (850 kg)
* All Descriptions, Specifications and Features are correct to the best of our knowledge. Interested buyers should verify before purchasing. Buyer is responsible to make sure all local regulations for installation and use are followed for area in which it is being installed. Govenment regulations may differ, depending on location.





