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Okamoto ACC-618-DX3 Year (2003)

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MakeOkamoto

ModelACC-618-DX3 Year

Year2003

CategoryCNC Grinding Machines

ConditionUsed

Okamoto ACC-618-DX3 Year Specifications

Nominal Grinding Capacity	6" x 18"
Maximum Height Under 8" Wheel	11.7"
Table Speed	Up to 82' FPM
Max. Longitudinal Table Movement	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 0.0015"
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.
Equipped with	"DX" Series Programmable Electronic Auto Incremental Downfeed
Machine Voltage	460 VOLTS, 2.8 KVA
Chuck	6" x 18" "LBP" Fine-Division Electro-Magnetic Chuck
Coolant System	2 H.P./220-230-440-460 VOLT
Other	Hydraulic Table Traverse
Other	Automatic Crossfeed
Other	Variable Hold Neutrofier Control
Machine Condition	Excellent
Appearance	Original Paint
Inspection Location	Harrison, NJ Warehouse
Video Link	https: //youtu.be/8rnMNsXR07s?si=c4fRt90Vc-7yFWgB

Do you have a Okamoto ACC-618-DX3 Year to sell?

We are actively seeking a 2003 Okamoto ACC-618-DX3 hydraulic surface grinder. This exceptional machine boasts a nominal grinding capacity of 6" x 18" and is designed to deliver precision and efficiency in your machining operations. With a maximum height under the 8" wheel at 11.7", it accommodates a variety of workpieces with ease. The table speed can reach up to an impressive 82 feet per minute, allowing for swift and effective grinding processes. The Okamoto ACC-618-DX3 features a maximum longitudinal table movement of 24 inches, along with an automatic cross feed increment ranging from 0.002" to 0.40". For continuous operations, the auto continuous crossfeed adjusts from 4 to 40 feet per minute, ensuring optimal productivity. The machine also includes a manual hand feed option, allowing for precise adjustments with a handwheel gradation of 0.0004".

For those fine-tuning tasks, the fine feed knob for crossfeed offers a gradation of 0.00002". Equipped with the innovative "DX" Series Programmable Electronic Auto Incremental Downfeed, the ACC-618-DX3 allows for downfeed increments from 0.00005" to 0.0015", ensuring meticulous control during grinding. The power rapid wheel positioning rate of 16 IPM enhances operational efficiency, while the 2 H. P. spindle motor provides robust performance. This machine is fitted with an 8" diameter x 1" wide x 1.25" thick grinding wheel and comes with a fine-division electro-magnetic chuck measuring 6" x 18". Additionally, it features a hydraulic table traverse and automatic crossfeed, making it a versatile addition to any workshop. The coolant system is also powered by a 2 H.

P. motor, ensuring that your operations run smoothly. With an approximate weight of 2,500 lbs and dimensions of 85" x 63" x 70", this machine is compact yet powerful. Its original paint and excellent condition speak to its care and maintenance over the years. Located at our Harrison, NJ warehouse, we invite you to inspect this machine in person or view the video demonstration at [this link](https://youtu.be/8rnMNsXR07s?si=c4fRt90Vc-7yFWgB). If you have a 2003 Okamoto ACC-618-DX3 or similar CNC grinding machines to sell, we are here to provide you with a competitive offer. Contact us today to learn more about how we can assist you in selling your equipment efficiently and profitably.

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