Dust Reduction NC Router (NCN1300-PB-SCP)
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The NCN1300-PB-SCP is part of the Dust Reduction Series, which is designed to deliver high-precision machining while minimizing airborne dust during cutting. If you're considering a Japanese-made CNC router and want to understand how it differs from other machines, this is a model worth exploring.
What is the NCN1300-PB-SCP
The NCN1300-PB-SCP comes with a five-year warranty and belongs to our Dust Reduction Series. With a gantry-style design, it’s compact yet capable of handling long workpieces efficiently.
The table size is 2,600mm by 1,300mm, and it features a built-in AC spindle that supports rotation speeds from 200 to 20,000 RPM, delivering up to 15kW of power. It also comes equipped with a four-axis control system powered by a FANUC controller, providing flexibility for complex shapes and small-batch, multi-product production.
Key Features
Dust-Reduction Structure
A standout feature of the NCN1300-PB-SCP is its "Dust Reduction System" that significantly limits the spread of cutting dust. It combines a sealed structure that contains debris within the machining area and a removable dust collection box for efficient waste management.
This setup helps protect the drive components from contamination and keeps the workspace clean, reducing the need for constant cleaning and improving operator comfort
Automation Support
The NCN1300-PB-SCP can be integrated with an industrial robot to create a fully automated system (NC Router RoboCell System). From placing the material onto the table and fixing it with jigs, to removing it after machining, the robot handles every step—helping reduce manual labor.
Additionally, with our proprietary "SCP" protocol, operators can monitor the machine remotely in real-time. This not only eases the operator’s workload but also improves production efficiency.
About SHODA, the Manufacturer Behind the NCN1300-PB-SCP
SHODA is a Japanese machine tool manufacturer specializing in CNC routers since its founding in 1926. The company began developing CNC routers in 1968 and, as of November 2023, has delivered over 8,000 units. Today, SHODA's products are available in markets across North America, Europe, and Asia.
A close collaboration between the company’s design and quality assurance departments is cited as a key factor in achieving both high precision and long machine lifespan.
Specifications of the NCN1300-PB-SCP
- Spindle: Built-in AC spindle (Power: 11/15 kW, Speed: 200–20,000 min⁻¹)
- Table Size: 2,600 mm × 1,300 mm
- ATC System: BT30 end-mount type with a 16-tool magazine
- CNC Controller: 4-axis control (simultaneous 4-axis, FANUC)
- Stroke: X/U axes 3,250 mm, Y axis 1,510 mm, Z axis 350 mm
- Options: C-axis rotation function and more
Pricing and Purchase Options for the NCN1300-PB-SCP
Pricing details for the NCN1300-PB-SCP are not publicly disclosed. Because costs may vary depending on selected specifications and optional features, interested buyers are encouraged to contact SHODA directly for a detailed quote.
The company also offers flexible leasing options—such as an all-inclusive leasing plan—designed to help businesses reduce upfront costs when implementing the system.
Summary: Why Choose they NCN1300-PB-SCP
The NCN1300-PB-SCP stands out for its dust-reduction structure, which helps limit particle dispersion, and its support for automation systems. This makes it particularly suitable for dry processing environments—such as those working with wood or resin—where cleanliness and health considerations are a concern.
Its automation capabilities also make it a strong fit for high-volume production lines or facilities dealing with labor shortages, especially when processing uniform workpieces in large batches.
This media is sponsored by The SHODA Company
A Pioneer in Japanese CNC Router Technology
SHODA has been in business since 1926 and was the first company in Japan to develop an NC router. With a long history of precision machining, the company’s CNC routers are used to process a variety of materials—such as plastics, resins, and lightweight metals—with proven accuracy and reliability.
In 2014, SHODA developed a new type of NC router that doesn’t produce cutting dust. In many manufacturing environments, dust from machining can pose serious health risks if inhaled over long periods. SHODA’s solution to this issue has gained attention worldwide and is now used across the U.S., Europe, and Asia.