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Make: Okuma
Model: Macturn 250-W
CNC Control: OSP-E100L
Year: 2004
Category: CNC Multi-Tasking Machines (Mill-Turn / Turn-Mill)
Condition: Used / Surplus

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Okuma Macturn 250-W Specifications

# Axis: 8
Control Type: OSP-E100L
Swing: 20.87"
Turning Diameter: 21.65"
Center Distance: 46.06"
Chuck Size: 8"
Bar Capacity: 2.04"
X Axis Travel: 18.7"
Y Axis Travel: 6.2"
Z Axis Travel: 45.47"
W-Axis Travel (Sub Spindle): 46.45"
B Axis Indexing: 0.001° Degrees
C Axis Index: 0.001° Degrees
Spindle Speed: 5,000 RPM
Main Motor: 15 HP
Y Axis: Yes
Live Tooling: Yes
Live Tooling Speed: 12,000 RPM - Milling Spindle
Live Tooling Motor: 10 HP
Sub Spindle: Yes
Sub Spindle Bar Capacity: 2.04"
Sub Spindle Speed: 6,000 RPM
Sub Spindle HP: 15 HP
Turret Capacity: 12
Machine Weight: 28,000 Pounds

Do you have a Okuma Macturn 250-W to sell?

We are actively seeking a 2004 Okuma Macturn 250-W CNC multi-tasking machine. This model is renowned for its versatility in milling and turning operations, making it a valuable asset for any manufacturing environment. With an impressive control system powered by the OSP-E100L, the Macturn 250-W boasts eight axes of movement, allowing for intricate machining and precision work. The machine features a swing diameter of 20.87 inches and a turning diameter of 21.65 inches, accommodating a wide range of workpieces. With a center distance of 46.06 inches, it offers ample space for larger components, while its 8-inch chuck size and 2.04-inch bar capacity provide flexibility for various jobs.

The travel specifications are equally impressive, with X-axis travel at 18.7 inches, Y-axis travel at 6.2 inches, and Z-axis travel at 45.47 inches. Additionally, the W-axis travel for the sub-spindle reaches 46.45 inches, enhancing the machine's multi-tasking capabilities. The B and C axes allow for precise indexing at 0.001° degrees, enabling complex geometries to be machined with accuracy. The spindle speed reaches up to 5,000 RPM, powered by a robust 15 hp motor, while the live tooling can achieve speeds of 12,000 RPM with a 10 hp motor, providing the efficiency required for modern machining tasks. We understand that machine owners often consider selling their equipment due to various reasons.

Whether you're upgrading to newer technology, downsizing operations, or even closing a facility, we are here to make the process smooth and beneficial for you. If you own a 2004 Okuma Macturn 250-W or a similar model, we encourage you to reach out to us. Let us help you maximize the value of your machine while ensuring a hassle-free selling experience.