Okamoto IGM-4NC Discontinued Model Brand OKAMOTO Type Internal Grinders Control Looking
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Okamoto IGM-4NC Discontinued Model Brand OKAMOTO Type Internal Grinders Control Looking Specifications
| Type | Internal Grinders |
|---|---|
| Control | Looking |
| Swing | 28" |
| Max Grinding Bore | 16" |
| Stroke | 16" |
| Travel-Long | 33" |
| Workhead Power | 5 hp |
| Wheel Power | 10 hp |
| Workhead Speed | 300 RPM |
| Dresser | Yes |
| Dimensions | 146"x91"x67" |
| Weight | 12,130 lbs. |
Do you have a Okamoto IGM-4NC Discontinued Model Brand OKAMOTO Type Internal Grinders Control Looking to sell?
We are actively seeking a used OKAMOTO IGM-4NC Internal Grinder to add to our inventory of high-quality CNC machines. This discontinued model is known for its robust performance and precision in internal grinding applications. With a swing of 28 inches and a maximum grinding bore of 16 inches, the IGM-4NC is designed to handle various workpieces efficiently. Its 16-inch stroke and 33-inch longitudinal travel make it suitable for a wide range of grinding tasks, ensuring that you can achieve the exact specifications required for your projects.
The workhead power of 5 horsepower and wheel power of 10 horsepower provide the necessary strength to handle tough materials, while the workhead speed of 300 RPM allows for efficient operation. The integrated dresser ensures that your grinding wheels maintain their shape and effectiveness over time, contributing to consistent results in your machining processes. With dimensions of 146 inches by 91 inches by 67 inches and a weight of 12,130 pounds, this machine is a substantial addition to any workshop. At Superior Machine Tools, we understand the value of quality machinery, and we are committed to offering the best prices for your used CNC equipment.
If you have an OKAMOTO IGM-4NC Internal Grinder that you are looking to sell, we would love to hear from you. Our team of experts is ready to provide you with a fair offer and help facilitate a smooth transaction. Don't hesitate to reach out today and turn your unused machine into cash!
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