2007 OKK KCV800 VERTICAL MACHINING CENTER

Technical Description

The 2007 OKK KCV800 is a 3-axis vertical machining center with moving-column architecture manufactured by OKK (Osaka Kiko Co., Ltd.), a Japanese precision machine tool builder. The KCV800 occupies the large-format segment of OKK's vertical machining lineup, featuring a fixed worktable measuring approximately 130 by 32 inches that supports workloads up to 6,600 pounds. The traveling column provides 120 inches of X-axis stroke, 33 inches in Y, and 28 inches in Z, creating a large three-dimensional work envelope suited to aerospace structural components, energy sector parts, and large mold assemblies. A 40 HP spindle through No. 50 taper tooling reaches 12,000 RPM, delivering the combination of torque and speed needed to productively machine both titanium and aluminum in large-format applications. Through-spindle coolant is standard, supporting deep-cavity work and extended tool life. A 40-tool automatic tool changer accommodates complex part programs requiring diverse tooling. The Fanuc 160i CNC system provides the interpolation accuracy, look-ahead processing, and high-speed machining cycles demanded by production aerospace and energy machining. With a machine weight of approximately 46,200 pounds, the KCV800 is one of the heaviest machines in the OKK vertical lineup, reflecting the structural mass required to maintain precision across its full 120-inch X-axis stroke under production cutting loads.