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Okuma MACTURN250W Specifications
| # Axis | 5 |
|---|---|
| 2nd Spindle Bore | 2.44'' |
| 2nd Spindle Chuck | A2-6 |
| 2nd Spindle HP | 10 HP |
| 2nd Spindle RPM | 6000 RPM |
| 5 Axis Machining | Not Available |
| 12 Position Lower Turret | 12 Station VDI |
| A Axis Travel | -15 to +195 degrees |
| A Axis Rapid Traverse | Not Available |
| Accuracy and Precision | Not Available |
| Air Requirements | Not Available |
| Approximate Dimensions | Not Available |
| Approximate Machine Height | Not Available |
| Approximate Machine Weight | Not Available |
| ATC Capacity | 80 |
| ATC Magazine Capacity | 80 |
| Automatic Tool Changer Capacity | Not Available |
| Axes | Not Available |
| Axis Rapid Rates | 1024/1181/1575 IPM |
| Axis Travels | X: 18.70'', Y: +/- 3.15'' (6.30''), Z: 40.6'' |
| Axis X | 18.70'' |
| Axis Y | +/- 3.15'' (6.30'') |
| Axis Z | 40.6'' |
| B Axis Coupling | Not Available |
| B Axis Head Indexing | Not Available |
| B Axis Travel | Not Available |
| B Axis Milling Spindle Speed | Not Available |
| B Axis Spindle Speeds | Not Available |
| C Axis Travel | Not Available |
| Control Type | Not Available |
| Maximum Cutting Diameter | 20.87'' |
| Maximum Cutting Length | 40.35'' |
| Maximum Tool Diameter | 3.5'' |
| Maximum Tool Length | 9.84'' |
| Tool Change Time | Not Available |
| Tool Holder Type | CAPTO C-6 |
| Weight Capacity | Not Available |
| Workpiece Weight Capacity | Not Available |
| Workpiece Size | Not Available |
| Spindle Speed Range | Not Available |
| Spindle Motor Power | Not Available |
| Tool Positions | Not Available |
| Rapid Traverse Rate | 1024/1181/1575 IPM |
| Feed Rate | Not Available |
| Cutting Speed | Not Available |
| Number of Tools | Not Available |
| Tool Storage Capacity | Not Available |
| Chip Removal System | Not Available |
| Coolant System | Not Available |
| Drive System Type | Not Available |
| Control System Type | Not Available |
| Software Compatibility | Not Available |
| Other | Draw Tube I.D.: 2.04'', Spindle Nose (Left & Right): A2-6, Spindle Rotation Angle: 0.001 Degree, C - Axis Sub Spindle Minimum Indexing: 0.001, Second Spindle Rapid Traverse Rate: 787 IPM, Type Of ATC: Twin Arm W/ATC, Max. Tool Dia. W/ All Pockets Full: 3.5'', Maximum Tool Weight: 11 lbs., M - Axis Mill Spindle (B - Axis): 6000 RPM, Lower Turret Positions: 12 Station VDI, Roatry Tool Speed (Lower Turret): 5,000 RPM, Rotary Tool Spindle Horsepower: 10 HP AC, XB - Axis Travel: 6.30'', ZA - Axis Travel: 40.6'', Z - Axis Lower Turret: 45.47'', C - Axis: 0.001, A - Axis Travel: 1 Degree Increments, Machine Weight: 0. |
Do you have a Okuma MACTURN250W to sell?
We are actively seeking a 2007 OKUMA MACTURN250W CNC multi-tasking machine. This impressive machine is designed for versatility and precision, making it a valuable asset for any machining operation. The MACTURN250W features a swing over bed of 21.87 inches and a maximum cutting diameter of 20.87 inches, allowing for a wide range of machining tasks. With a maximum work length of 40.35 inches, this machine can handle substantial workpieces with ease. Equipped with a powerful spindle bore of 2.44 inches and a draw tube I. D. of 2.04 inches, the MACTURN250W ensures optimal performance during machining operations.
The spindle speeds are impressive, reaching up to 6000 RPM on the left side and 5000 RPM on the right, providing the flexibility needed for various materials and applications. The machine's spindle horsepower of 30 HP on the left side and 10 HP on the right side enhances its capabilities, making it suitable for demanding tasks. The MACTURN250W also features a twin-arm automatic tool changer with a magazine capacity of 80 tools, allowing for efficient tool management and reduced downtime. The maximum tool diameter with all pockets full is 3.5 inches, while the maximum tool length is 9.84 inches, accommodating a diverse range of tooling options. The lower turret positions include 12 stations, and the rotary tool speed reaches 5000 RPM, ensuring that this machine can tackle complex machining operations with ease. Sellers often part with machines like the OKUMA MACTURN250W for various reasons, including upgrading to newer models, downsizing operations, or even plant closures.
We understand that transitioning from a machine that has served you well can be challenging, but we are here to help make the process as smooth as possible. At Superior Machine Tools, we buy CNC machines nationwide and offer fast payments to ensure you receive the value you deserve. We handle all logistics, making it simple for you to sell your machine without the hassle. If you have a 2007 OKUMA MACTURN250W or a similar multi-tasking machine that you are ready to sell, reach out to us today and let us assist you in this transition.
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