Sell your Okamoto ACC-618-DX3 2003 today.
Okamoto ACC-618-DX3 Specifications
| Nominal Grinding Capacity | 6" x 18" |
|---|---|
| Maximum Height Under 8" Wheel | 11.7" |
| Table Speed, Infinitely Variable | Up to 82' FPM |
| Max. Longitudinal Table Movement, Manual | 24" |
| Auto Cross Feed Increment | 0.002" to 0.40" |
| Auto Continuous Crossfeed | 4' to 40' FPM |
| Crossfeed, Manual, Hand Feed per Rev. | 0.25" |
| Grad. of Handwheel | 0.0004" |
| Fine Feed Knob for Crossfeed, Grad. | 0.00002" |
| Max. Crossfeed, Manual | 7" |
| Auto Incremental Downfeed Increments | 0.00005" to .0015" |
| Power Rapid Wheel Positioning Rate | 16" IPM |
| Spindle Motor | 2 H.P. |
| Wheel Size | 8"DIA. x 1"W x 1.25"B |
| Approx. Dims. for Operation | 85" x 63"D x 70"H |
| Approx. Machine Weight | 2,500 LBS. |
Do you have a Okamoto ACC-618-DX3 to sell?
We are actively seeking a 2003 Okamoto ACC-618-DX3 Reciprocating Surface Grinder. This machine is designed for precision grinding with a nominal capacity of 6" x 18". The ACC-618-DX3 features a maximum height under an 8" wheel of 11.7", making it versatile for various grinding applications. With an infinitely variable table speed of up to 82 feet per minute, this grinder allows for meticulous control over the grinding process.
The machine offers a maximum longitudinal table movement of 24" and an auto cross feed increment ranging from 0.002" to 0.40", ensuring efficient operation. Additionally, the auto continuous crossfeed can be adjusted from 4 to 40 feet per minute, providing flexibility to meet specific production needs. For manual adjustments, the crossfeed features a hand feed per revolution of 0.25" with a fine feed knob graduating to 0.00002" for utmost precision. The ACC-618-DX3 is powered by a robust 2 H.
P. spindle motor and accommodates an 8" diameter grinding wheel. Its power rapid wheel positioning rate of 16" IPM enhances productivity, while the machine's approximate dimensions of 85" x 63" x 70" and weight of 2,500 lbs. ensure stability during operation. If you are looking to sell your used Okamoto ACC-618-DX3, we are prepared to offer you a competitive price. Contact us today to discuss how we can make the process seamless and beneficial for you.
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Where is MTE located, and do you offer services outside Michigan?
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