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Okamoto OGM-8-20P Year (1994)

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Okamoto OGM-8-20P Year (1994)

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MakeOkamoto
ModelOGM-8-20P Year
Year1994
CategoryCNC Grinding Machines
ConditionUsed

Okamoto OGM-8-20P Year Specifications

Swing Over Table8.66"
Distance Between Centers19.68"
Maximum Work Piece Diameter7.87"
Maximum Weight Between Centers44 lbs
Grinding Wheel Size12" x 1" x 5"
Grinding Wheel Speeds1880 / 2010 / 2210 RPM
Wheelhead X Axis Travel7.87"
Wheelhead Swivel Angle+/- 30°
Wheelhead Rapid Feed Rate157.48"
Table Z Axis Travel25.59"
Table Swivel Angle-4° to 9°
Table Rapid Feed Rate157.48"
Workhead Spindle Taper#3 Morse Taper
Workhead Spindle Bore0.068"
Workhead Spindle Speed15 - 500 RPM
Workhead Swivel Angle-30° to 90°
Tailstock Stroke0.78"
Tailstock Taper#3 Morse Taper
Grinding Wheel Motor5 HP
Workhead Motor0.53 HP
Table Feed Motor1.2 HP
Wheelhead Motor1.2 HP
Machine Voltage220 Volt
Machine Phase3 Phase
Machine Weight5,510 lbs
Machine Dimensions107" L x 63" W x 70" H
Machine LocationF.O.B. Sarasota, Florida.

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

We are actively seeking a 1994 Okamoto OGM-8-20P cylindrical grinder. This reliable machine is perfect for those looking to enhance their grinding capabilities. With a swing over the table of 8.66 inches and a distance between centers of 19.68 inches, it accommodates a maximum workpiece diameter of 7.87 inches and can handle up to 44 lbs between centers. The OGM-8-20P features a grinding wheel size of 12 inches by 1 inch by 5 inches, providing versatility and efficiency in operation. It offers grinding wheel speeds of 1880, 2010, and 2210 RPM, allowing for precision grinding tailored to your specific needs.

The wheelhead has an X-axis travel of 7.87 inches, with a swivel angle of +/- 30 degrees, ensuring flexibility in your grinding processes. Additionally, the wheelhead rapid feed rate reaches an impressive 157.48 inches. The table's Z-axis travel of 25.59 inches and swivel angle of -4 degrees to 9 degrees provide further adaptability for various grinding tasks. The machine is powered by a 5 HP grinding wheel motor, with additional motors for the workhead and table feed, ensuring efficient performance. With a machine weight of 5,510 lbs and dimensions of 107 inches long, 63 inches wide, and 70 inches high, this robust grinder is perfect for any serious workshop.

Operating on 220 volts in a 3-phase setup, the Okamoto OGM-8-20P is built to last. If you have this model available, we encourage you to reach out to us for a competitive offer. Sell your Okamoto OGM-8-20P today and let us help you turn your unused machinery into cash!

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