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Okamoto PSG-125 Width/Cross (1997)

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Okamoto PSG-125 Width/Cross (1997)

Sell your Okamoto PSG-125 Width/Cross 1997 today.

MakeOkamoto
ModelPSG-125 Width/Cross
Year1997
CategoryCNC Grinding Machines
ConditionUsed

Okamoto PSG-125 Width/Cross Specifications

TypeHydraulic surface grinder
Size20" x 48"
DownfeedIncremental
DresserOver the wheel
Spindle Motor15 HP
Maximum Wheel Diameter18"

Do you have a Okamoto PSG-125 Width/Cross to sell?

We are actively seeking a 1997 Okamoto PSG-125, an automatic hydraulic surface grinder that boasts impressive specifications for precision grinding. This machine features a grinding length of 47.24 inches and a width of 20 inches, making it ideal for a variety of applications. The PSG-125 is equipped with an 18" x 40" chuck size, ensuring compatibility with various workpieces. With a vertical head feed range of 0.0002" to 0.002", you can achieve the fine tolerances required in today's manufacturing environments. The longitudinal table travel reaches 51.22 inches, while the cross column travel measures 20.86 inches, providing substantial workspace for your projects.

Powered by a robust 10 HP spindle motor, the grinder operates at a spindle revolution of 1,100 RPM, allowing for efficient and powerful grinding. The grinding wheel diameter is an impressive 20 inches, and with a width of 2 inches, it can handle substantial material removal. The machine also features a vertical rapid feed of 12 inches, enhancing productivity by reducing downtime between grinding operations. The PSG-125 is designed with user convenience in mind, offering longitudinal feeds ranging from 1 to 100 feet per minute and cross feeds that can be set for intermittent or continuous operation between 0.20 to 16.4 FPM. With a floor space requirement of 150" x 109" and an approximate weight of 13,200 lbs, this grinder is built for stability and durability.

If you are looking to sell your 1997 Okamoto PSG-125 surface grinder, we encourage you to reach out to us at Superior Machine Tools. Our dedicated team is ready to provide you with a competitive offer and ensure a smooth transaction process. Contact us today to get started!

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