SCM once again confirmed its leadership in woodworking innovation at WoodTech 2025, the leading trade fair for the Turkish and Eurasian markets.
At its stand (Hall 3 - Booth 313), the Italian Group showcased a comprehensive range of technologies and services designed to ensure top-tier quality, flexibility and efficiency across modern woodworking operations.
“As in previous years, our stand once again attracted strong customer interest,” said Umut Erkan, Country Manager of SCM Turkey. “We hosted many visitors not only from Turkey but also from the Balkans, Eastern Europe, CIS countries, and the Middle East. Overall, we are satisfied with the customer potential and the quality of visitors we received.”
Visitors showed particular interest in solutions that enhance production efficiency and flexibility, such as SCM’s automated machining, precise panel cutting and advanced edge banding systems.
“Many attendees highlighted the reliability and innovation of our machines as key factors in their interest,” Erkan added. “We are confident that the connections and feedback gathered at the fair will translate into significant opportunities in the coming months.”
Highlights and innovation focus
Among the most appreciated technologies were the morbidelli m100 CNC machining centre, combining high precision with modular flexibility; the gabbiani p95 panel saw, offering intuitive operation, safety and optimized cutting patterns; and the stefani md and olimpic 500plus edgebanders, which ensure top-quality finishing thanks to AirFusion+ and SGP glue pot technologies.
A complete ecosystem for the woodworking industry
Beyond its high-end machines, SCM emphasized its integrated digital services aimed at helping manufacturers optimize their processes, monitor performance in real time, and achieve higher overall efficiency.
“We are proud to have joined WoodTech once again to showcase our cutting-edge ecosystem of integrated solutions,” concluded Erkan. “Combining technology, innovation and tailor-made services, SCM continues to support woodworking companies in achieving their most ambitious goals.”
