Sell your Okuma IMPACT-LU45-1500 1996 today.
Okuma IMPACT-LU45-1500 Specifications
| Swing Over Bed | 33.07" |
|---|---|
| Swing Over Saddle | 21.85" |
| Distance Between Centers | 78.74" |
| Maximum Turning Diameter | 25.98" |
| Maximum Work Length | 78.74" |
| X-axis Travels | Upper Turret 17.32", Lower Turret: 12" |
| Y-axis Travels | Upper Turret 82.28", Lower Turret 79.72" |
| Speed Range | 12-2800 Rpm |
| Number Of Speed Ranges | 4 Ranges |
| Spindle Nose | Jis A2-11 |
| Spindle Bore Diameter | 4.33" |
| Diameter At Front Bearing | 5.91" |
| Turret Type | Upper Turret V12, Lower Turret V10 |
| Number Of Tool Stations | Upper Turret 12, Lower Turret 10 |
| Tool Shank Height | 1.26" X 1.26" |
| Boring Bar Shank Diameter | 2.48" |
| Turret Indexing Time | 0.7 Seconds (lift Up) |
| Rapid Traverse Rate (x,z) | 591 IPM, 787 IPM |
| Cutting Feed Rate | 0.0001-40.0 IPM |
| Tailstock Quill Diameter | 5.12" |
| Tailstock Quill Bore Taper | Mt 5 (built-in) |
| Tailstock Quill Travel | 6.69" |
| Spindle Motor | 60/50 HP |
| Coolant Pump Motor | 0.7 HP |
| Power Kva | 54.3 |
| Machine Height | 119.69" |
| Machine Floor Space | 238.58" X 111.49" |
| Machine Weight | 45,540 Lbs. |
Do you have a Okuma IMPACT-LU45-1500 to sell?
We are actively seeking a 1996 Okuma Impact-LU45-1500 CNC lathe for purchase. This robust horizontal lathe features a generous swing over bed of 33.07 inches, allowing for the machining of larger workpieces. With a distance between centers measuring 78.74 inches, it provides ample space for various applications. The lathe is equipped with a 21-inch chuck and boasts a maximum turning diameter of 25.98 inches, making it ideal for precision turning tasks.
The Impact-LU45-1500 also offers impressive X and Y-axis travels, with the upper turret reaching 17.32 inches and the lower turret extending to 12 inches, ensuring versatility in machining operations. Its speed range of 12 to 2800 RPM across four distinct ranges allows for adaptable performance tailored to specific materials and cutting requirements. This model features a spindle nose of JIS A2-11 and a spindle bore diameter of 4.33 inches, providing the necessary rigidity and power for demanding jobs. Additionally, the machine includes an upper turret with 12 tool stations and a lower turret with 10, enhancing efficiency during production runs.
With rapid traverse rates of 591 IPM for X and 787 IPM for Z, this lathe ensures swift movements between cuts, while the cutting feed rate ranges from 0.0001 to 40.0 IPM for precision work. The tailstock quill features a diameter of 5.12 inches and a travel of 6.69 inches, further adding to its capabilities. Weighing in at 45,540 pounds and requiring a floor space of 238.58 inches by 111.49 inches, the Okuma Impact-LU45-1500 is a substantial machine that delivers exceptional performance. If you are looking to sell your used CNC lathe, particularly the Okuma Impact-LU45-1500, reach out to us today for a competitive offer!
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