 Blade Diameter: 315 mm |
 Power: 5000 W |
 Max cutting height: 100 mm |
 Max ripping width: 900 mm |
| Sliding Table Length: 1660 mm | |
| Blade Tilt: 90-45 ° |
| Power: 5000 W |
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| Max spindle height: 100 mm |
Max bit width: 275 mm |
| Table dimensions: 1115 x 335 mm | Spindle speeds: 3500 / 7000 / 10.000 RPM |
| Jointing width: 410 mm |
Power: 5000 W |
| Max jointing depth: 4 mm |
Tables length: 1800 mm |
| Type of Cutters: 3 standard blades / Tersa / Spiral | Fence Tilt: 90-45 ° |
| Planer width: 410 mm |
Power: 5000 W |
| Max depth of cut: 3 mm |
Table length: 605 mm |
| Max workpiece height: 230 mm | Feed rate(s): 7m/min |
The SCM Minimax CU 410c (classic) is a five-function combination machine. It is essentially the identical, but larger version of the Minimax CU 300 Classic.
The number 410, as with nearly all SCM’s combination machines, stands for the maximum jointing width (so 410 mm). The jointer and planer blades can be upgrade to either a quick-change Tersa system or SCM’s own Xylent spiral cutterhead.
There is also an upgraded version, the CU 410 Elite, which is similar in size but is more sophisticated than the Classic. Some differences are a larger base to support a longer sliding table, integrated folding hand wheels, and two feed rates for the jointer planer.
Many upgrades are available, for example a dado set, precise gravitational handwheels for the planer table, a tenoning table, and a cast iron mortising table.
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Official page of the SCM CU 410 Classic on the SCM website
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All the specs and options for the SCM Minimax CU 410 Classic
| General | |
|---|---|
| Total width | 3784 mm |
| Motor | |
| Motor Voltage | 3x 400V 1x 230V |
| Motor Frequency | 50 or 60 Hz |
| Extra Features and Options | |
|---|---|
| Angular cutting device with flip-over stops | Option |
| Additional table on the sliding carriage | Option |
| Additional fence for the jointer | Option |
| Tersa cutterhead | Option |
| Xylent spiral cutterhead | Option |
| Self-centering chuck 0-16 mm “Wescott” type | Option |
| Cast iron mortising table | Option |
| Tenoning table and protection hood | Option |
| Electric pre-setting and flip over support for feeder | Option |
| Interchangeable spindle | Option |
| Dado set | Option |
| Gravitational handwheel | Option |
| Wheel set | Option |
| Panel Saw | |
|---|---|
| Maximum Ripping Width | 900 mm |
| Sliding Table Length | 1660 mm |
| Saw blade | |
| Saw Blade Diameter | 315 mm |
| Maximum Cutting Height | 100 mm |
| Tilt | 90-45° |
| Spindle Moulder | |
|---|---|
| Max spindle height | 100 mm |
| Max bit width | 275 mm |
| Table dimensions | 1115 x 335 mm |
| Spindle speeds | 3500 / 7000 / 10.000 |
| Planer | |
|---|---|
| Planer Width | 410 mm |
| Max depth of cut | 3 mm |
| Table length | 605 mm |
| Max workpiece height | 230 mm |
| Feed rate(s) | 7m/min |
| Jointer | |
|---|---|
| Jointing width | 410 mm |
| Max depth of cut | 4 mm |
| Tables length | 1800 mm |
| Type of cutters | 3 standard blades / Tersa / Spiral |
| Fence tilt | 90-45° |
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We have a Minimax CU 410 Classic and we need to replace the belts for the Smaller Blade but we cant find the specifications of the belt.
Can you please provide these specifications.
Thank you
Hi Nils, unfortunately I wasn’t able to find the details for the CU 410 Classic. The only thing I could find was the manual, which you can purchase here. But I think you might be able to get it for free from SCM themselves (if you don’t have it already).
If the specifications aren’t in the manual, your best bet would be to contact SCM themselves. Alternatively you could get a local shop make a copy of the existing belt.
Hope that helps!
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