Sell your Okamoto ACC-1632DX Year 1993 today.
Okamoto ACC-1632DX Year Specifications
| Nominal Grinding Capacity | 16" x 2" |
|---|---|
| Maximum Height Under Std. 12" Wheel to Table Surface | 21.5" |
| Table Speed | Up to 82' FPM |
| Max. Longitudinal Table Movement | 8" |
| Auto Cross Feed Increment | 0.002" to 0.80" |
| Auto Continuous Crossfeed | 4' to 40' FPM |
| Crossfeed, Manual, Hand Feed per Rev. | 0.25" |
| Grad. of Handwheel | 0.001" |
| Max. Crossfeed, Manual | 18" |
| Auto Incremental Downfeed Increments | 0.00005" to 0.0015" |
| Power Rapid Wheel Positioning Rate | 16" IPM |
| Spindle Motor | 5 HP |
| Hydraulic Pump Motor | 1 HP |
| Vertical Rapid Feed Downfeed Motor | 0.5 HP |
| Wheel Size | 12" x 1.5" x 5" |
| Wheel Speed | 6,500 SFPM |
| Grinding Wheel Speed | 1,800 RPM |
| Approx. Machine Weight | 8,800 lbs |
| Machine Floor Space (L x W x H) | 132" x 87" x 82" |
| Chuck Type | Fine-Division "LBP" Electromagnetic Chuck |
| Chuck Control | Variable Hold |
| Other | Power Over-the-Wheel Dresser with Micrometer Adjustment |
| Other | Coolant System with Motorized Paper Filtration |
| Electrics | 3/60/230-460 Volt, 8.5 KVA |
| Machine Voltage | 220 Volts |
| Machine Features | Hydraulic Table Traverse, Automatic Crossfeed, Programmable Electronic Auto Incremental Downfeed, Servo Driven Downfeed, Digital Display for Vertical Axis, Power Rapid Wheel Positioning, Wheel Retraction |
| Upgrades | New PLC & Control in 2021 by Okamoto. |
Do you have a Okamoto ACC-1632DX Year to sell?
We are actively seeking a 1993 Okamoto ACC-1632DX surface grinder. This machine offers a nominal grinding capacity of 16" x 32", making it an excellent choice for precision grinding tasks. With a maximum height of 21.5" under the standard 12" wheel to the table surface, it accommodates a variety of workpieces. The table speed can reach up to 82 feet per minute, ensuring efficient operation. The ACC-1632DX features an auto cross feed increment adjustable from 0.002" to 0.80", and an auto continuous crossfeed speed ranging from 4 to 40 feet per minute, allowing for versatile grinding operations.
Additionally, the manual crossfeed can be adjusted with a hand feed per revolution of 0.25", with a graduated handwheel of 0.001" for fine adjustments. This machine also includes incremental downfeed increments from 0.00005" to 0.0015", ensuring precision in every grind. With a spindle motor rated at 5 HP and a hydraulic pump motor of 1 HP, the ACC-1632DX is robust enough to handle demanding jobs. The powerful wheel speed of 6,500 SFPM and grinding wheel speed of 1,800 RPM contribute to its efficiency. Weighing approximately 8,800 lbs, this machine occupies a floor space of 132" x 87" x 82".
It features a fine-division electromagnetic chuck with variable hold control, a power over-the-wheel dresser with micrometer adjustment, and a coolant system with motorized paper filtration. Notably, this machine has been upgraded with a new PLC & control in 2021 by Okamoto, enhancing its operational capabilities. If you have a 1993 Okamoto ACC-1632DX surface grinder to sell, contact us today to get a competitive offer for your CNC equipment.
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