Okuma L-1420
Manufacturer specifications, what it is built to do, the years we have seen them listed, what tooling fits, and what to check on one. MTE also buys them outright.
What the Okuma L-1420 is
The Okuma L-1420 is a CNC turning center — a machine for turning round parts between a chuck and, where fitted, a tailstock — shafts, flanges, housings and bar work. The manufacturer publishes a max turning diameter of 14.17 in / 366 mm.
Okuma L-1420 specifications
Further specifications the manufacturer publishes
Source: archived manufacturer page.
What years the Okuma L-1420 was built
Across the units we have tracked, build years run from 1995 to 2007. Observed across 25 marketplaces, not a manufacturer build record.
Okuma L-1420 machines on the market now
We track listings across 25 used-machinery marketplaces, and every competitor in this market is one of them, so this is a view none of them can produce for themselves. Right now there are 10 units of this exact designation on the market, drawn from 4 independent sources, spanning model years 1995 to 2007. A seller is competing with those units, which is why condition, tooling and control generation decide the number.
We count only listings whose model is spelled as this machine’s own designation. Near spellings that may be a different variant are excluded rather than counted, so this is a floor on what is out there, not a total.
What to check on an Okuma L-1420
The same list whichever side of the deal you are on.
- Control generation. The specification we hold for this model does not name its control. The control is often the single biggest swing on two otherwise identical machines, because it decides which buyers can use it at all.
- Spindle hours and condition. Most controls show run hours on a maintenance or diagnostics screen. It is the first number anyone asks for, so find it before the conversation rather than during it.
- Tooling and accessories. Holders, chucks, steady rests, probing and automation attachments travel with the machine, and they are worth real money separately from it.
- Turret condition and index time. A turret that has been crashed is the expensive repair on a lathe, and index time is the first thing a buyer times.
- Live tooling and the sub-spindle, if fitted. Whether the rotary tools still drive, and whether the second spindle synchronizes, separates two very different machines that share a model number.
- The tailstock and steady rests. They travel with the machine and they are counted.
- Power and rigging access. How the machine comes out of the building is a real cost, and it is one MTE absorbs, so an accessible machine is worth more to us.
Machines buyers cross-shop with the Okuma L-1420
Other CNC turning centers in this directory, closest first on max turning diameter.
Okuma LB-300
- Swing over bed
- ø530 (ø20.87)
- Max turning diameter
- ø370 (ø14.57)
Okuma IMPACT LU-15
- Max turning diameter
- 14.17 in / 360 mm
- Max turning length
- 23.62 in / 600 mm
Mazak QTN-200MSY-II
- Swing over bed
- 26.50 in / 675 mm
- Max turning diameter
- 14.750 in / 380 mm
- Max turning length
- 22.701 in / 575 mm
- Chuck size
- 8 in
The rest of the CNC turning centers in this directory: DMG MORI NLX 2500SY · DMG MORI SL-35B/1500 · DMG MORI SL-603CMC/2000 · DMG MORI SL-65C · Doosan PUMA 400LC · Mazak HQR-250MSY-850U · Mazak QT-250 · Mazak QTU-350 MY · Mazak SLANT TURN 50N
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