Class SI 400EP

The Class SI 400EP supports mid-volume furniture makers producing solid wood tables, chairs, and cabinets where crosscutting accuracy and angled joinery are essential. The 3200–3800mm squaring stroke accommodates typical furniture component lengths, while the 1000–1500mm rip options handle standard widths for rails, stiles, and panel edges. Integrated scorer blade capability ensures clean crosscuts on grain-sensitive hardwoods like oak, walnut, and ash without splintering.

Cabinet shops leverage the Class SI 400EP for precision squaring of case sides, dividers, and panel components where tolerance stacking would compromise door fit and assembly. The machine's adjustable blade projection and scorer accommodate both through-cutting and stopped-cut operations required for hinge routing templates and panel-frame joinery. The 1000–1500mm rip capacity covers typical cabinet component widths in both standard and custom sizing.

Window and door frame manufacturers benefit from this machine's repeatable squaring operations and angled cut capability (45° projection of 97mm) for mortise-and-tenon preparation and frame assembly. The dual squaring stroke lengths (3200 × 3200mm or 3800 × 3200mm) accommodate standard frame dimensions from compact casement windows to full-height patio doors, with the sliding table ensuring consistent cross-grain cuts across batch production runs.

Solid wood mills and rough millwork shops use this machine to true and cross-cut primary lumber stocks after planing, producing dimensionally accurate blanks for downstream workshops. The 7–8kW motor and substantial stroke capabilities allow processing of longer stock lengths efficiently, while the scorer blade minimizes surface checking on freshly milled softwoods and hardwoods before components move to secondary operations.