Vacuum Suction Cup Gasket SCM Spare Parts 145x145x10mm for SCM CNC Machine

A vacuum pod that will not hold a panel is usually a worn gasket, not a dead pump. This clamping ring measures 145 mm outside length, 145 mm outside width and 10 mm section, moulded in black plastic, and it drops into the seat of an SCM vacuum suction cup. The same part is listed as 145x55x10mm for the narrower pod position, so one restock covers both seats. Replace the ring, keep the pod: the cup grips again and the block, body and fittings stay on the machine. Price is quoted on request, against the size you need.

A vacuum pod that has stopped holding a panel shows up as three things: the workpiece creeps under the cutter, the pump runs continuously pulling shop air through a split seal, and the machine stands idle while somebody hunts for a spare. The 145x145x10mm vacuum cup gasket clears all three.

It is the clamped ring that sits in the seat of an SCM vacuum suction cup. The frame measures 145 mm outside length, 145 mm outside width and 10 mm section, and the centre is left open so vacuum reaches the panel across the whole pod face instead of stalling on the seal. Those three figures are the working dimensions of the seat, so a replacement is matched by measuring the worn ring, not by guessing a machine year.

The ring is moulded in plastic and supplied in black, with small locating tabs along the frame that index it in one position instead of letting it drift while the cup is clamped down.

A second size, 145x55x10mm, is available for the narrower pod position on the same SCM machines. This is a wear item on SCM CNC woodworking equipment: it is changed when the cup stops gripping, and a ring on the shelf turns that into minutes of downtime rather than a stalled machine.

What the part is, in the numbers that decide whether it fits.

• Seat size — 145 mm outside length, 145 mm outside width, 10 mm section; those three figures are the whole specification of this part.
• Closed square frame — the ring seals around the open face of the pod and leaves the centre clear, so suction passes to the panel.
• 10 mm section — the same 10 mm the worn ring came out of, so the cup returns to its original height on the panel.
• Locating tabs — small tabs along the frame index the ring in its seat, so it goes back in one position and does not creep while clamped.
• Moulded plastic — listed as plastic in black, flat enough to sit in the seat without being dressed in with a mallet.
• Two sizes, one family — 145x145x10mm here, with 145x55x10mm available for the narrower pod position on the same machines.
• SCM fitment — sold as an SCM CNC spare part, a clamping ring for the vacuum suction cup rather than a universal blank to be cut down.
• One wear item, one line — a single ring to order, so a leaking pod is re-sealed without touching the body, the fittings or the block.
• Shelf stock — flat, light and one size per pod, so a spare ring sits within reach of the machine.

The choice on a leaking pod is always the same two bad options: keep running and scrap panels, or stop the machine and wait for a part. Neither is necessary.

• You stop scrapping panels. A ring that no longer seals lets the panel creep under the cutter; a 145x145x10mm gasket restores the hold for the cost of a wear item, not a pod.
• You stop paying for pump hours. Air pulled through a split ring makes the pump run continuously. Closing that leak puts it back on its normal duty cycle.
• The changeover stays in minutes. The ring is the removable part of the cup, so the block, the body and the fittings all stay on the machine.
• You fit by number, not by guess. 145 mm, 145 mm, 10 mm — measure the old ring, match three figures, order once.
• Both pod positions from one source. 145x145x10mm and 145x55x10mm together let a workshop restock the wide and narrow seats in a single order.
• Your gap settings still hold. A 10 mm ring reproduces the original stack height, so nothing on the machine needs re-shimming after a seal change.
• You stock a ring, not a pod. One part number on the shelf covers the part that fails first, instead of a spare block waiting to be rebuilt.

145 mm outside length, 145 mm outside width and 10 mm section. It is the square clamping ring for the SCM vacuum suction cup, and the 145x55x10mm version covers the narrower pod position.

Only if the seat you are re-sealing measures 145x145x10mm. Check the old ring or the seat edge against those three figures before ordering; the part is a moulded ring, so there is no trimming allowance built in.

No. Only the ring is replaced. The pod body, the block and the fittings stay on the machine, which is why a leaking seal is routine maintenance rather than a rebuild.

Plastic, in black. The material is listed as plastic and the colour as black, and the moulding is flat with small locating tabs along the frame.

The width: 145 mm on one, 55 mm on the other, with length at 145 mm and section at 10 mm unchanged. Both are listed for the same SCM vacuum suction cup, on the wide and narrow pod positions.

The gasket is the first thing to check, not the pump. A ring that has gone hard or torn lets air past the face, so the panel moves; a pump that keeps running is often just pulling shop air through that gap.

Measure the ring you take off. 145 mm by 145 mm by 10 mm is this part; a shorter width means the 145x55x10mm version. Measuring the worn ring is more reliable than measuring the aluminium seat, because the seat edge is what the ring has to match.

Contact us for a quote. Pricing is quoted against the size you need, 145x145x10mm or 145x55x10mm, and that quote is the confirmed figure before anything ships.