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Okamoto ACC-820-DXNCP (1998)

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Okamoto ACC-820-DXNCP (1998)

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MakeOkamoto
ModelACC-820-DXNCP
Year1998
CategoryCNC Grinding Machines
ConditionUsed

Okamoto ACC-820-DXNCP Specifications

Table Size8" x 20"
Longitudinal Table Travel26"
Cross Table Travel9"
Max. Work Height15.6"
Max. Table Load440 Lbs.
Table Speed (Variable)3- 82 FPM
Spindle Down Feed Rate0.00005"- 0.0015"
Cross Feed Rate (Variable)0.010 to 40 FPM
Grinding Wheel Size8" x 3/4" x 1 1/4"
Spindle Speed (Variable)3,600 RPM
Max. Spindle Motor2 HP.

Do you have a Okamoto ACC-820-DXNCP to sell?

We are actively seeking a 1998 Okamoto ACC-820-DXNCP reciprocating surface grinder. This precision CNC grinding machine is an excellent choice for those looking to improve their production capabilities. With a table size of 8" x 20", it provides ample working space for a variety of grinding tasks. The machine is powered by a robust 2 hp spindle motor, delivering a spindle speed of 3,600 RPM, ensuring efficient and effective grinding operations. The ACC-820-DXNCP features an 8" grinding wheel diameter and width, making it suitable for a range of applications.

Its longitudinal travel of 26" and cross travel of 9" allow for versatility and precision in handling different workpieces. The machine's chuck size of 8" x 20" is ideal for securely holding your materials during the grinding process, minimizing the risk of errors and maximizing productivity. At Superior Machine Tools, we recognize the value of quality CNC equipment like the Okamoto ACC-820-DXNCP. If you are considering selling your used machine, we can offer you a competitive price based on its condition and market demand. Our experienced team is dedicated to making the selling process as straightforward as possible, allowing you to focus on your business.

Don't let your unused machinery take up space in your shop. Turn it into cash! Contact us today to discuss your options and receive a free valuation. We look forward to helping you sell your 1998 Okamoto ACC-820-DXNCP and ensuring a smooth transaction.

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