Sell your Okamoto ACC-20-36-DX 1997 today.
Okamoto ACC-20-36-DX Specifications
| Table Size | 20″ x 36″ |
|---|---|
| Distance Table to Wheel | 0.9″ – 20.5″ |
| Wheel Diameter | 14″ |
| Maximum Load Capacity | 1,540 lbs |
| Feed Rate | 1 to 82 FPM |
| Cross Feed Manual | 0.25″ (0.001″ graduations) |
| Cross Feed Auto | 0.02″ to 0.8″ |
| Cross Feed Continuous | 8 to 40 FTM |
| Down Feed Manual Micro Feed | 0.00001″/.0001″/.001″ |
| Down Feed Auto 10 Stage | 0.00005″ – 0.0015″ |
| Vertical Rapid Feed | 16 FPM |
| Grinding Wheel Size | 12″ OD x 2″ Wide x 5″ Bore |
| Grinding Wheel Speed | 1800 RPM |
| Grinding Motor hp | 5 |
| Electro-Magnetic Chuck | 19.7″ x 35.5″. |
Do you have a Okamoto ACC-20-36-DX to sell?
We are actively seeking a 1997 Okamoto ACC-20-36-DX Reciprocating Surface Grinder for our inventory. This high-performance grinding machine features a generous table capacity of 20″ x 36″, making it ideal for various metalworking applications. With a wheel diameter of 14″ and a maximum load capacity of 1,540 lbs, this model is designed for durability and efficiency. The distance from the table to the wheel ranges from 0.9″ to 20.5″, allowing for versatile setups and adjustments to meet your specific grinding needs.
The Okamoto ACC-20-36-DX offers an impressive feed rate ranging from 1 to 82 feet per minute, ensuring that you can achieve optimal productivity. Its cross feed capabilities include manual options with 0.25″ adjustments and automatic settings that range from 0.02″ to 0.8″, as well as continuous cross feed from 8 to 40 feet per minute. For precision grinding, the down feed manual micro feed allows for incredibly fine adjustments down to 0.00001″, while the auto down feed features a 10-stage option that ranges from 0.00005″ to 0.0015″. This machine also boasts a vertical rapid feed rate of 16 feet per minute, enhancing efficiency during setup and operation.
The grinding wheel operates at a speed of 1800 RPM and is powered by a robust 5 hp grinding motor, providing the power needed for tough jobs. The electro-magnetic chuck measures 19.7″ x 35.5″, ensuring secure workholding for your projects. If you have a 1997 Okamoto ACC-20-36-DX or similar CNC grinding machine that you're looking to sell, we want to hear from you! Contact us today for a quick and competitive quote.
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