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Okuma CNC is a machining center manufacturer that makes machines including CNC lathe machine tools, CNC mills, turn-mill, grinders, and laser cutters. With the vast majority of used Okuma CNC machines available, you are sure to find the right Okuma corporation branded CNC machine for your shop or machine operation needs.

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Used Okuma CNC Machines

Okuma is an international manufacturer of machining centers with a diverse product line including Okuma lathe, Okuma mill, machining centers, grinders, laser cutting with additive as well as subtractive machining and double column (horizontal milling) machines. Okuma offers platform-specific controls all under the OSP-P300A in which are Microsoft Windows-based with PC-compatible ethernet as well as multiple USB ports for connectivity.

Okuma Corporation is a Japanese company with production in Charlotte, North Carolina since 1987 and they have operated as Okuma American Corporation since 1995. They have a vast distribution network with over 2000 personnel. This makes finding service for your next used Okuma CNC a much easier experience than other brands.

Okuma Distributors

Okuma has been making machines for many years and offers preventative maintenance packages to ensure the absolute longest, most productive life of your Okuma. They offer inspection, deep cleaning, consumable parts replacement and even overhauls with Okuma OEM authentic replacement parts. To mitigate lost production time from critical component failure, Okuma can create custom recommendations of critical spare parts to keep on hand. Contact your local Okuma distributor for more information.

Okuma Turning Center

Since there are so many models, shopping for a Okuma for sale can be challenging, but were here to help. You can call one of our Okuma experts at (844) 262-6789.

Major types of equipment manufactured by Okuma:

Type Okuma CNC Description
Okuma CNC Lathes Okuma offers a variety of bore sizes, bed lengths, and optional features. They hold tight tolerances and often eliminate the need for separate finishing or grinding operations. Series numbers offered today include the Genos, LB, Multus, LT, LU, 2SP, LAW, VTM, LB, and V. Older series included the Cadet, Captain, LB, MacTurn, ES, ESV, to name a few. Options on different models include sub-spindles, high powered spindles, extra-large spindles, 4-axis configurations, y-axis, and multiple spindle size and big bore spindles. Basically, you can find machines for just about any size and type of turned part!
Okuma Machining Centers Okuma has a wide range of machining centers with different travel options. The 2018 series names come are MB, Genos, MA, MU, and Millac.
Okuma Grinders Okuma makes I.D. and O.D. grinders that now use the open-architecture of the OSP-P300G control. The grinding wheel series names currently begin with GP/GA and GI.
Okuma Laser Cutters In 2018, Okuma made one special laser machine capable of both additive and subtractive machining, the MU-8000V Laster Ex.
Double Column Machines For the additional stability needed for industrial applications, the double column machines are a great choice. Each series is available in many sizes. Current models start with MCR, MCV, and VTR. In a listing for a used double column Okuma, you should find the width between columns, table travel (x-axis), spindle range, spindle power and magazine capacity in the listing.

Why Buy a used Okuma CNC machine?

There are many reasons that machine shop owners and manufacturers across the country rely on Okuma for all their machining needs. Okuma has been building machines and innovating for over 100 years and has a reputation for designing and supplying high-quality, innovative and customer-friendly machines. No matter what your machining needs, there's a good chance that a used Okuma will be a good fit for your application. Give us a call for more information.

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Here are a few of the reasons many machine shops prefer Okuma:

  • The large distribution network means that it's likely that there is local support for your Okuma machine.
  • Okuma makes all its parts in-house. They are a single-source provider for the CNC machine, drives, motors, encoders, spindles and controls.
  • Machines by Okuma have a reputation for reliability and are designed to last for decades.