CNC Vertical Machining Centers (VMC)

Okuma CADET-V (1998)

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Okuma CADET-V (1998)

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MakeOkuma
ModelCADET-V
Year1998
CategoryCNC Vertical Machining Centers (VMC)
ConditionUsed

Okuma CADET-V Specifications

Table Travels X Axis40.0
Tool Changer StyleCarousel
Spindle Nose To Tbl Surface6.1-26.1
X-Axis Feed Rate941
Feed Rates475
All Axes941/941/475
AxesX, Y, Z
Rapid Traverse Rate (X,Y)941/941
C-Axisfalse
Number Of Axis3
Table Length47"
Axis TravelsX: 40.0, Z: 20.0
Axis Controlfalse
Max Tool Weight13.2
Tool Capacity20.0
Tool Diameter5.9
Rapid Traverse Rate X,Y,Z,A,C941/941/475
Palette Length47"
Air Requirementfalse
Max Load1100.0
Y-Axis (Cross Travel)false
Z – Axis Travel20.0
Max Speed8000.0
Gear Head Spindlefalse
Distance Between Columnsfalse
Jog Feed Ratefalse
Y-Axis Movementfalse
X-Axis Rapid Traverse Ratefalse
Speed Rangefalse
Tool TaperCAT#40
Turningfalse
Tool Stationsfalse
Tool Shankfalse
Automation Capabilityfalse
Additional Axisfalse
Apcfalse
Additional Equipmentfalse
Coolantfalse
Automatic Tool Changer (Atc)false
Outer Widthfalse
Spindle Center To Pallet Topfalse
Pallet Top Surface To Floor Heightfalse
Above The Bedfalse
Spindle Nose To Pallet Topfalse
Coolant Tankfalse
Rapid Traverse (A/B Axis)false
Head (Z Axis)false
Table Dimensionsfalse
Shipping Dimensionsfalse
Distance From Spindle To Tablefalse
Min-Maxfalse
C Axis Table Rotatefalse
Thru Spindle Coolant Pumpfalse
Motor Power15
Approximate Machine Weightfalse
Rapid Traversefalse
Z-Axis20.0
Number Of Tablesfalse
Dimenisons (Lxwxh)false
Max. Tool Length12.0
Rapid Traverse Rate Yfalse
X & Y Rapid Traversefalse
Travelfalse
Y-Axisfalse
Table Pallet Sizefalse
Spindle End To Table Surfacefalse
Y-Axis Feed Ratefalse
Rapid Traverse (X/Y Axis)false
Z-Axis Ballscrew Dia./Pitchfalse
Saddle (Y Axis)false
Apc Motorfalse
X-Yfalse
Maximum Tool Diameter5.9
Spindle Torquefalse
X-Axis Travel40.0
Main Motorfalse
Tooling Capacityfalse
Table Indexfalse
Maximum Turning Diameterfalse
A-Axis Travelfalse
Workpiece Heightfalse
Weight On Tablefalse
Travel Y-Axisfalse
Item Detailsfalse
Max. Part Weightfalse
Tool Holderfalse
Approx. Weightfalse
X, Y, Z Axis Thrustsfalse
Rapid Traverse Ratesfalse
Spindle Powerfalse
Automatic Tool Changer Capacity (Atc)false
Additional Machine Specsfalse
Max. Tool Diameter5.9
X – Axis Travel40.0
Rapid Traverse Zfalse
Max. Tool Length/Weight12.0
Main Motor HPfalse
Auto Mode (Z Axis)false
Max Spindle Speed8000.0
Rapid X,Y & Zfalse
Z-Axis Rapid Traversefalse
Live Milling Thru Spindle Coolantfalse
Max Clearance Tabletop To Spindle Nosefalse
Rapid Feedratefalse
X & Y Axesfalse
Load Capacityfalse
# Tablesfalse
# Of Axis3
Machine Sizefalse
Purchase Invoicefalse
Control Optionsfalse
Max Outputfalse
Z Axis Rapid Traversefalse
Distance Floor To Table Topfalse
# Polesfalse
Plate Diameterfalse
Automatic Tool Changerfalse
First Handfalse
Max Tool Length12.0
Spindle Taper Holefalse
Rapid Traverse Xfalse
Zfalse
Yfalse
Turret Toolsfalse
Spindle Center Height From Floorfalse
Currentfalse
Live Tooling Millingfalse
Workholdingfalse
Max Turning Diafalse
Tool Magazinefalse
Approx. Dimensionsfalse
Rapid Traverse Ratefalse
Pallet Top To Spindle Centerfalse
Hydraulic Unit Dimensionsfalse
B Axis Table Tiltfalse
Travel X-Axis40.0
Number Of Atc Positionsfalse
Featuresfalse
Cut Timefalse
Table Widthfalse
Turning Speedfalse
Auto Tool Changerfalse
Size Of Tablefalse
Atcfalse
Max Cutting Feedratefalse
Spindle Drivefalse
Vertical Zfalse
Max Tool Diameter5.9
B-Axis Travelfalse
Cutting Feedrate A/B Axisfalse
Turning Lengthfalse
Approximate Heightfalse
Working Surfacefalse
Max Travel(X)false
W Axis Travelfalse
Tool Changer Magazine Capacityfalse
Rotary Tablefalse
Turretfalse
Table Size-Lfalse
Coolant Through Spindlefalse
Spindle Bearing Diameterfalse
Max Turning Lengthfalse
Ram/Spindle/Table Cross Travelfalse
Turning Functions Up Tofalse
Power Supplyfalse
Max Tool Sizefalse
Namefalse
Torquefalse
Up Tofalse
Simultaneous 5 Axis Cuttingfalse
Max Swing Inside The Guardsfalse
Axis Xfalse
Coolant Thru Spindlefalse
Rapid Feed Ratesfalse
Electricalfalse
Travelsfalse
Additional Featuresfalse
Programming And Cam Softwarefalse
Tool To Tool Change Speedfalse
Table-Lfalse
Rapid Rate Y Axisfalse
Column To Spindle Centerfalse
Number Of Toolsfalse
Multiposition Tool Changer Dimensionsfalse
Magazine Capacity20.0
Axis Zfalse
Y Travelfalse
Maximum Part Diameterfalse
Max. Spindle Speed8000.0
Pallet Typefalse
Tool Dia.false
HPfalse
Width Between Columnsfalse
Gantry Load Stationsfalse
Typefalse
Pallet Change Timefalse
A-Axisfalse
Table Working Surfacefalse
Table Loadfalse
Gearboxfalse
Rotary Table Trunnionfalse
Rotary Table Sizefalse
Voltagefalse
Pallet Sizefalse
Rapid Traverse Rate Bfalse
Speedfalse
Laser Powerfalse
Axis Capabilityfalse
Horsepowerfalse
Rapid Rate Z Axisfalse
No. Of Palletsfalse
Y Axis Travelfalse
Spindle Motor HP15
Throat Distancefalse
Length X Width X Heightfalse
Max Cutting Lengthfalse
Spindle Nose To Table (Min.- Max.)false
Spindle Nose To Tablefalse
Machine Dimensionsfalse
X And Y Feed Ratesfalse
Cross" Yfalse
Quill Diameterfalse
Table Load Capacityfalse
Chip Conveyorfalse
Rapid Traverse X-Axisfalse
X Axis Travel40.0
Table Capacityfalse
Rapid Traverse Rate (All Axes)941/941/475
Axis Travel X40.0
Laser Typefalse
Max Spindle Speeds8000.0
Dynamic Fixture Offsetfalse
Z Axis Feedfalse

Do you have a Okuma CADET-V to sell?

We are actively seeking a 1998 Okuma Cadet-V Vertical Machining Center to purchase. This reliable machine is a notable addition to the world of CNC vertical machining centers (VMC), perfect for a variety of machining tasks. With a generous X travel of 40.0 inches and a Z travel of 20.0 inches, the Cadet-V offers ample workspace to accommodate a wide range of projects. It features a maximum table pallet load of 1100 pounds, ensuring that it can handle substantial materials with ease.

The spindle motor, rated at 15 HP, enables a maximum spindle speed of 8000 RPM, allowing for efficient cutting operations. The machine is equipped with a tool changer type carousel, which has a tool magazine capacity of 20 tools, facilitating quick and efficient tool changes with a tool change time of just 3.6 seconds. This can significantly enhance productivity on the shop floor. While the Cadet-V does not include live tooling or a programmable tailstock, its cutting feed rate of 475 and rapid traverse speeds of 941 inches per minute in both the X and Y axes ensure that it remains competitive in performance.

The spindle taper type is CAT#40, which is a standard in the industry, providing flexibility in tool selection. If you have a 1998 Okuma Cadet-V that you are looking to sell, we encourage you to reach out to us. At Superior Machine Tools, we specialize in purchasing used CNC machines and can offer you a competitive price for your equipment. Don't miss the opportunity to turn your unused machinery into cash — contact us today for a quote!

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