Sell your Okamoto ACC-618DX3 Year 1995 today.
Okamoto ACC-618DX3 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 HP |
| Spindle Speeds | Infinitely Variable |
| 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 | Programmable Electronic Auto Incremental Downfeed, Servo Driven Downfeed, Dual Rate Auto Downfeed, Digital Display of Vertical Axis, Sparkout Passes, Electronic Handwheel, Hydraulic Table Traverse, Automatic Crossfeed |
| Other | O.S. Walker "LBP" Fine-Division Electro-Magnetic Chuck |
| Other | Variable Power Neutrofier Control |
| Other | Manual Over-the-Wheel Dresser |
| Other | "Sony" 1-Axis Digital Readout for Cross Axis |
| Other | Combination Coolant System, Dust Collector |
| Other | Guarding for Coolant Inlet |
| Other | "Fuji" FVR-K5 Electronic Variable Speed Control |
| Other | "Mitsubishi" FR-AU01A Rheostat Control for Speed |
| Spindle Motor | 2 HP/230-460 Volt |
| Other | Machine Wired for 220 Volts. |
Do you have a Okamoto ACC-618DX3 Year to sell?
We are actively seeking a 1995 Okamoto ACC-618DX3 surface grinder. This precision CNC grinding machine is renowned for its reliability and exceptional grinding capabilities. With a nominal grinding capacity of 6" x 18", the ACC-618DX3 is designed to handle a variety of workpieces efficiently. It features a maximum height under an 8" wheel of 11.7", allowing for versatile applications. The table speed can reach up to 82 FPM, ensuring fast and accurate processing. Its maximum longitudinal table movement of 24" provides ample space for larger components.
Equipped with advanced features, the Okamoto ACC-618DX3 includes programmable electronic auto incremental downfeed, which allows for precise adjustments ranging from 0.00005" to 0.0015". The power rapid wheel positioning rate of 16" IPM enhances operational efficiency, while the infinitely variable spindle speeds ensure optimal performance for various materials. The machine comes with an 8" diameter wheel that is 1" wide and 1.25" thick, making it suitable for diverse grinding tasks. Additional specifications include a dual rate auto downfeed, a digital display for the vertical axis, and an electronic handwheel for enhanced user control. The hydraulic table traverse and automatic crossfeed further streamline the grinding process. The Okamoto ACC-618DX3 is also equipped with an O.
S. Walker "LBP" fine-division electro-magnetic chuck, ensuring a secure hold on workpieces. With an approximate weight of 2,500 lbs and dimensions of 85" x 63" x 70", this machine is robust yet manageable for most shop environments. If you have a 1995 Okamoto ACC-618DX3 surface grinder that you are looking to sell, we invite you to reach out. At Superior Machine Tools, we buy used CNC machines and are committed to offering you the best price possible. Contact us today for a quote and let us help you turn your surplus equipment into cash!
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