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Make: Okuma
Model: LB45II
Year: 1998
Category: CNC Lathes
Condition: Used / Surplus

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Okuma LB45II Specifications

Max Turning Diameter: 25.98''
Maximun Turning Length: 81.10''
Spindle Nose: A2-11''
Bore Diameter: 4.33''
Diameter Of Front Bearings: 5.90''
Range Of Spindle Speed Main/Sub: 12-2800 RPM
Number Of Speed Ranges: 4
Maximum Weight W: 81.10''
X - Axis Travel X1, X2: 17.32'' (12.99'' + 4.33'')
X - Axis Travel X1, X2: 787 IPM
X - Axis Travel X1, X2: 590 IPM
Cutting Feed Rate: 0.0001'' - 40.000 IPR
Main Spindle Drive Motor: 50/40 HP AC
Weight: 32,000 LBS.

Do you have a Okuma LB45II to sell?

We are actively seeking a 1998 OKUMA LB45II Big Bore Lathe. This model is known for its robust construction and impressive capabilities, making it a valuable asset in any machine shop. With a maximum swing head of 35.43 inches and a swing over saddle of 21.7 inches, the LB45II allows for significant versatility in handling various workpieces. It boasts a maximum turning diameter of 25.98 inches and can accommodate a maximum turning length of 81.10 inches, making it suitable for larger projects that require precision and reliability. The LB45II is powered by a main spindle drive motor of 50/40 HP AC, providing the necessary torque and speed to tackle demanding machining tasks.

The spindle speed ranges from 12 to 2800 RPM, with four distinct speed ranges to choose from, ensuring that you can adapt to different materials and cutting requirements effectively. Additionally, the bore diameter of 4.33 inches and the diameter of front bearings at 5.90 inches contribute to its robust performance. When it comes to travel, this machine offers impressive X-axis travel, with X1 and X2 measuring 17.32 inches in total. The cutting feed rate ranges from 0.0001 inches to 40.000 inches per revolution, allowing for fine-tuned adjustments to meet your specific machining needs. Weighing in at 32,000 pounds, the LB45II is a significant piece of equipment that can handle heavy workloads with ease.

Many sellers consider parting with their machines for various reasons, including upgrades to newer models, downsizing operations, or even plant closures. Whether you're in the aerospace, job shop, or manufacturing industry, we are ready to assist you in turning your equipment into cash. Contact us today to learn more about how we can help you sell your machinery with ease.