Sell your Okamoto ACCUGAR-124N Year 1980 today.
Okamoto ACCUGAR-124N Year Specifications
| Maximum Grinding Length | 24" |
|---|---|
| Maximum Grinding Width | 12" |
| Maximum Height Under 14" Wheel | 13.7" |
| Maximum Longitudinal Movement | 29.5" |
| Maximum Cross Movement | 13.6" |
| Longitudinal Hydraulic Feed | 1' to 100' FPM |
| Cross Feed - Hydraulic Intermittent | 0.02" - 0.8" |
| Cross Feed - Hydraulic Continuous | 0.4" 40" IPM |
| Hand Feed/Revolution | 0.25" |
| Graduation of Wheel | 0.001" |
| Vertical Movement of Wheelhead - Auto Feed/Table Stroke | 0.0001" - 0.00015" |
| Vertical Movement of Wheelhead - Auto Feed/Saddle Reversal | 0.0001" - 0.00015" |
| Hand Feed/Revolution | 0.05" |
| Graduation of Handwheel | 0.0001" |
| Rapid Feedrate | 19" IPM |
| Grinding Wheel | 12" x 1-1/2" x 5" |
| Spindle Motor | 5 HP |
| Hydraulic Pump Motor | Prime HP |
| Vertical Rapid Feed Motor | 0.5 HP |
| Dimensions | 74" FB x 103" RL x 74" H |
| Approx. Machine Weight | 5,000 lbs. |
| Equipped with | Hydraulic Table Traverse, Auto Crossfeed, Auto Incremental Downfeed, Automatic Sparkout up to 5 passes, Power Elevation |
| Electro-Magnetic Chuck | "KANETEC" "KET-3060-212BY" |
| Control | "NEUTROFIER" Control by "SEMI-CONTROLS, INC." with Variable Holding Feature |
| Coolant System | "GRAYMILLES" 5 HP/3/60/230-460 Volt Spindle Motor |
| Other | Machine is presently wired for 220 volts |
| Condition | Very good, Appearance - Runs very well. |
Do you have a Okamoto ACCUGAR-124N Year to sell?
We are actively seeking a 1980 Okamoto ACCUGAR-124N surface grinder, a high precision CNC machine that stands out in the realm of surface grinding. This machine boasts a maximum grinding length of 24 inches and a maximum width of 12 inches, making it ideal for a variety of grinding applications. With a maximum height under the 14-inch wheel of 13.7 inches, it provides versatility while maintaining precision. Its longitudinal movement reaches 29.5 inches and cross movement spans 13.6 inches, enhancing its operational capabilities. The ACCUGAR-124N features a longitudinal hydraulic feed that operates between 1 to 100 feet per minute, and a hydraulic intermittent cross feed that ranges from 0.02 inches to 0.8 inches.
For continuous tasks, the cross feed can operate at 0.4 inches with a rapid feedrate of 19 inches per minute. The grinding wheel dimensions of 12 inches by 1.5 inches by 5 inches ensure that it can handle various materials efficiently. Equipped with advanced features such as a hydraulic table traverse, auto crossfeed, and automatic incremental downfeed, this machine facilitates precise operations with minimal manual intervention. The automatic sparkout feature allows for up to five passes, ensuring a finely finished surface. The machine is powered by a robust 5 HP spindle motor and includes a hydraulic pump motor, demonstrating both power and reliability.
With dimensions of 74 inches front-to-back, 103 inches right-to-left, and 74 inches in height, this machine weighs approximately 5,000 pounds. The electro-magnetic chuck, model KANETEC KET-3060-212BY, ensures secure workpiece holding, while the NEUTROFIER control system by SEMI-CONTROLS, INC. provides a variable holding feature for enhanced control. If you have a 1980 Okamoto ACCUGAR-124N surface grinder to sell, reach out to us today. We offer competitive prices and are dedicated to making the selling process as seamless as possible.
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