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Okamoto 820A Width/Cross (2011)

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Okamoto 820A Width/Cross (2011)

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MakeOkamoto
Model820A Width/Cross
Year2011
CategoryCNC Grinding Machines
ConditionUsed

Okamoto 820A Width/Cross Specifications

Table Size8" x 20"
Longitudinal Table Travel25.59"
Max. Table Load440 lbs
Cross Saddle Travel9"
Max. Distance Under Wheel15.6"
Table Speed1-83 RPM
Cross Saddle Feeds (Intermittent)0.02"-0.8"
Continuous Cross Saddle Feed4-40 IPM
Automatic Spindle Downfeed Rate (Incremental)0.0002"-0.0015"
Rapid Vertical Spindle Rate19 IPM
Grinding Wheel Size8" x 1"
Grinding Motor Power2 HP
Equipped With8" x 20" Electro Magnetic Chuck
OtherVariable Chuck Control
OtherCoolant Tank
OtherSplash Guard.

Do you have a Okamoto 820A Width/Cross to sell?

We are actively seeking a 2011 Okamoto 820A surface grinder. This reliable machine features an 8" x 20" magnetic chuck and is powered by a robust 2 HP spindle drive, making it an excellent choice for precision grinding applications. With a maximum table load of 440 lbs and a maximum distance from the spindle to the wheel of 15.7", the Okamoto 820A is designed to handle a variety of workpieces with ease. Weighing approximately 4,300 lbs and with shipping dimensions of 95" L x 63" W x 70" H, this machine is not only powerful but also compact enough to fit in most shop environments.

The Okamoto 820A is currently running and can be demonstrated for potential buyers, ensuring you can see its capabilities in action before making a decision. Customers also have the convenience of loading the machine themselves, making the transaction smoother. At Superior Machine Tools, we understand the value of high-quality CNC machines like the Okamoto 820A and are committed to providing fair prices for your used equipment. Whether you are upgrading your current machinery or looking to sell surplus equipment, we offer a hassle-free process that maximizes your return.

Don't miss out on the opportunity to sell your machine to a trusted buyer. Contact us today to discuss your Okamoto 820A surface grinder and receive a competitive offer!

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