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Okamoto OGM-8-20P (1994)

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MakeOkamoto

ModelOGM-8-20P

Year1994

CategoryCNC Grinding Machines

ConditionUsed

Okamoto OGM-8-20P Specifications

Dimensions	107” L x 63” W x 70” H
Weight	5,550 Lbs.
Swing over table	8.66”
Distance between centers	19.68”
Maximum work piece diameter	7.87”
Maximum weight between centers	44 Lbs.
Grinding wheel size	12” x 1” x 5”
Grinding wheel speeds	1880 / 2010 / 2210 RPM
Wheelhead X Axis Travel	7.87”
Wheelhead swivel angle	+/- 30°
Wheelhead least travel increment	0.00001”
Wheelhead continuous feed rate	0.0001” – 157.48”
Wheelhead rapid feed rate	157.48”
Table Z Axis travel	25.59”
Table swivel angle	-4° to 9°
Table least travel increment	0.00001”
Table continuous feed rate	0.0001” – 157.48”
Table rapid feed rate	157.48”
Workhead spindle taper	#3 Morse Taper
Workhead spindle bore	.068”
Workhead spindle speed	15 – 500 RPM
Workhead swivel angle	-30° - 90°
Tailstock stroke	0.78”
Tailstock taper	#3 Morse Taper.

Do you have a Okamoto OGM-8-20P to sell?

We are actively seeking a 1994 OKAMOTO OGM-8-20P Universal Cylindrical Grinder. This robust CNC grinding machine is renowned for its precision and versatility, making it a valuable asset for any machining shop. With a swing over the table of 8.66 inches and a distance between centers of 19.68 inches, this grinder is designed to handle a variety of workpieces efficiently. It can accommodate a maximum workpiece diameter of 7.87 inches and support weights up to 44 pounds, which makes it ideal for small to medium-sized components. The OGM-8-20P features a grinding wheel size of 12 inches by 1 inch with a 5-inch hole, allowing for different grinding applications.

The grinding wheel speeds range from 1880 to 2210 RPM, providing flexibility depending on the material being processed. The wheelhead X-axis travel of 7.87 inches and a swivel angle of +/- 30 degrees enhances its capability for complex grinding tasks. The least travel increment of 0.00001 inches ensures high precision, while the continuous feed rate of 0.0001 to 157.48 inches per minute supports various production needs. Moreover, the table Z-axis travel measures 25.59 inches, with a swivel angle between -4° to 9°, allowing for further adjustments to suit specific grinding requirements. The workhead spindle taper is #3 Morse, with a spindle speed ranging from 15 to 500 RPM, providing additional adaptability for different operations.

The tailstock stroke is 0.78 inches, also featuring a #3 Morse taper. If you are looking to sell your used 1994 OKAMOTO OGM-8-20P or any other CNC grinding machines, we are here to help. Contact us today for a competitive offer and quick transaction!

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