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Okuma 2SP-V80 (2005)

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Okuma 2SP-V80 (2005)

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MakeOkuma
Model2SP-V80
Year2005
CategoryCNC Lathes
ConditionUsed

Okuma 2SP-V80 Specifications

# Axis4
Chuck Size31.5"
Control SystemCNC (FANUC 18iTB)
Weight50,600 Lbs.
Max. Swing Diameter39.37"
Spindle Motor40 HP
Spindle Speed Range10 - 1,250 RPM
Max. Weight on Spindle1,764 lbs.
Spindle Speed SelectionDirect RPM Programming 2-Speed High-Low Range
Spindle Speed Override50% - 200%
X Axis Travel18.31"
Z Axis Travel33.07"
X Axis Thrust Force2,950 lbs.
Z Axis Thrust Force3,170 lbs.
X Axis Ball Screws1.57"/ 0.47"
Z Axis Ball Screws1.97"/ 0.47"
X & Z Axis Rapid Traverse Rate630 IPM
Coolant Pump MotorTurret (SPK2-8/8; 57 psi/ 8 gpm) AC 550w
Coolant Pump MotorWash (CHK4-60/2; 14 psi/31.5 gpm) AC 620w
Coolant Tank118 gal
OtherCenter in Very Good Condition with 31.5" 3-Jaw Chucks, 2-Rear Discharge Chip Conveyors, 2- Auto Doors, 50 Hp. 2-Speed Gearbox Motors! Only14,000 Cutting Hours!
OtherFull C-Axis Live Tooling
OtherX Axis Ball Screw Diameter/Pitch: 1.57"/ 0.47"
OtherZ Axis Ball Screw Diameter/Pitch: 1.97"/ 0.47"
OtherAutomatic Open/Close Splash Guard Chain Type Chip Conveyor Both Machines (Rear Discharge)
OtherHigh Pressure Coolant (57 psi) Mounting Plates and Leveling Screws
OtherSpindle Orientation High Pressure Coolant 120 psi
OtherOkuma machines use a design that allows the Z-Axis drive to be mounted to the bed of the machine. This design guarantees perfect alignment of turret to spindle and increases the rigidity of the Z-Axis itself.

Do you have a Okuma 2SP-V80 to sell?

We are actively seeking a 2005 OKUMA & HOWA 2SP-V80 CNC Vertical Turret Lathe. This impressive machine features a swing diameter of 39.37 inches and a machining length of 24 inches, making it perfect for various machining applications. With a robust 31.5-inch chuck size, this model is designed to handle substantial workloads, thanks to its 50,600 lbs weight and reliable construction. The spindle motor, powered by a FANUC aP60 40 HP 2-speed gearbox, allows for a spindle speed range of 10 to 1,250 RPM, providing the versatility needed for different materials and projects. Additionally, the machine is equipped with X and Z axis travels of 18.31 inches and 33.07 inches respectively, and it boasts a rapid traverse rate of 630 IPM — features that enhance productivity and efficiency in any workshop.

The OKUMA & HOWA 2SP-V80 also includes advanced controls with CNC (FANUC 18iTB), ensuring precision and reliability for your machining tasks. With only 14,000 cutting hours, this machine is in very good condition and ready for its next owner. The full C-axis and live tooling capabilities increase the range of operations that can be performed, making it a valuable asset for any manufacturer. Sellers often part with machines like the 2SP-V80 for various reasons, including upgrading to newer models, downsizing operations, or closing facilities. We understand that these decisions can be difficult, but we are here to make the selling process as smooth as possible.

Our team at Superior Machine Tools is dedicated to providing a trustworthy and efficient service, ensuring that you receive a fair price for your equipment. We buy nationwide, offering fast payments and handling all logistics to make the transition seamless for you. If you own a 2005 OKUMA & HOWA 2SP-V80 CNC Vertical Turret Lathe or similar machinery, we encourage you to reach out to us. Let us help you turn your equipment into cash while alleviating the stress of selling. Contact us today for a hassle-free quote!

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