Sell your Okamoto ACC-12.24ST Width/Cross 1983 today.
Okamoto ACC-12.24ST Width/Cross Specifications
| Table Working Surface | 12" x 24" |
|---|---|
| Max. Chuck Size | 12" x 24" |
| Max. Table Movement, Manual | 29 1/2" |
| Max. Distance from Spindle Wheel to Table | 13.7" |
| Max. Table Load, Including Chuck | 925 lbs. |
| Max. Wheel Size | 12" x 1 1/2" x 5" |
| Wheel Speed | 1,800 RPM |
| Auto Longitudinal Feed Rate | 1 - 82 FPM |
| Rapid Wheel Head Feed Rate | 16 IPM |
| Auto Wheel Head Down Feed Increments | .0001" - .0015" |
| Hydraulic Motor | 4 - 40 IPM |
| Motor | 5 HP / 230v, 460v / 3ph |
| Dimensions | 103" x 74" x 70" H |
| Weight | approx. 3,900 lbs. |
Do you have a Okamoto ACC-12.24ST Width/Cross to sell?
We are actively seeking a 1983 Okamoto ACC-12.24ST, a hydraulic 3-axis automatic surface grinder that boasts a working table size of 12" x 24". This machine is an excellent choice for precision grinding with its maximum chuck size matching the table dimensions, allowing for substantial versatility in handling various workpieces. The ACC-12.24ST features a remarkable wheel speed of 1,800 RPM, powered by a robust 5 HP motor, and is available in both 230V and 460V configurations, ensuring compatibility with your shop's electrical setup.
Designed for efficiency, the grinder offers an auto longitudinal feed rate that ranges from 1 to 82 FPM, while the rapid wheel head feed rate reaches up to 16 IPM. Operators can benefit from precise adjustments with auto wheel head down feed increments ranging from .0001" to .0015", making it ideal for achieving fine tolerances. The maximum distance from the spindle wheel to the table is 13.7", allowing for ample clearance for larger workpieces, and the machine can hold a maximum table load of 925 lbs., including the chuck.
With overall dimensions of 103" x 74" x 70" and a weight of approximately 3,900 lbs., this grinder is a solid addition to any machine shop looking to improve their grinding capabilities. If you have a 1983 Okamoto ACC-12.24ST or a similar used CNC machine that you are looking to sell, we would love to hear from you. Contact us today to discuss your machine and how we can help you get the best value for it!
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