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Pressing excellence: precision with every panel. We've got you covered at the pressing machinery section of the SCM e-shop, where you'll find a variety of electronically controlled hydraulic presses, including hot and cold options with manual loading. Perfect for professionals seeking efficient solutions and versatile applications in melamine-faced panels, hollow core doors, and multilayer panels, ensuring superior quality outcomes. Explore our product specifications for detailed insights and current offers.

What is a woodworking press used for?
A woodworking press is used to join multiple layers or components by applying controlled force, ensuring uniform pressure across the entire work surface. It is an essential machine in many stages of production, including furniture, doors, panels, and technical components.

What is the difference between a cold press and a hot press?
A cold press uses only mechanical or hydraulic pressure to achieve bonding, without heat, with adhesives that do not require thermal activation. To increase productivity, a stack of panels is pressed simultaneously.
A hot press, on the other hand, heats the surfaces through electrically or oil-heated platens, accelerating the bonding process. This is the preferred solution for large-scale production or materials that require rapid drying.

What types of presses does SCM offer?
SCM provides a complete range of woodworking presses, including cold presses, hot presses, and special models for more complex applications. Machines are available in various sizes and configurations, featuring reliable hydraulic systems, high-quality heated platens, and integrated safety devices. Each press is engineered for uniform pressure distribution, ease of use, and long-term durability.

What are the advantages of SCM presses?
SCM presses deliver precision, power, and flexibility. Their solid structures ensure consistent pressure distribution, cycles are programmable and easy to manage, and the interface is intuitive even for less experienced operators. Hot presses reduce processing times, improve production efficiency, and guarantee superior bonding quality, even on large panels.