Direct procurement1994 Model

Sell your Okuma 2SP-V3 today.

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Make: Okuma
Model: 2SP-V3
Year: 1994
Category: Metal Cutting
Condition: Used / Surplus

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Okuma 2SP-V3 Specifications

Chuck Diameter: 12''
Distance Between Spindles: 23.6''
Spindle Nose: A2-8
Swing Over Bed: 20''
Spindle Center Height From Floor: 38''
Maximum Cutting Diameter: 14''
Maximum Cutting Height: 17''
Spindle Speeds: 2500 RPM
Table Horse Power: 20 HP AC
Turret Configuration: 12 Station
Machine Weight: 13,200 LBS.

Do you have a Okuma 2SP-V3 to sell?

We are actively seeking a 1994 Okuma 2SP-V3 CNC Lathe. This robust metal cutting machine is designed for precision and efficiency, featuring a 12'' chuck diameter and a maximum cutting diameter of 14''. With a swing over bed of 20'' and a maximum cutting height of 17'', the Okuma 2SP-V3 is well-suited for a variety of machining applications, making it a valuable asset in any production environment. The Okuma 2SP-V3 boasts impressive specifications, including a spindle speed of 2500 RPM and a spindle nose classified as A2-8.

With a distance between spindles of 23.6'', this machine allows for versatile setups and increased productivity. The spindle center height from the floor is 38'', providing optimal ergonomics for operators. Additionally, the machine is powered by a 20 HP AC motor, ensuring reliable performance and efficiency during operation.

Weighing in at 13,200 lbs, this CNC lathe is built to withstand the rigors of heavy-duty machining. Sellers often part with machines like the Okuma 2SP-V3 due to various reasons such as upgrading to newer technology, downsizing their operations, or facility closures. If you have a 1994 Okuma 2SP-V3 or any other CNC machine you are considering selling, we invite you to reach out to us today. Let us help you turn your unused equipment into cash quickly and efficiently.