2004 OKUMA CROWN V4018 VERTICAL MACHINING CENTER

OKUMA CROWN V4018 2004 OKUMA CROWN V4018 VERTICAL MACHINING CENTER equipment image

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OEM
OKUMA
Model
CROWN V4018
Year of Manufacture
2004
Category
VERTICAL MACHINING CENTERS

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Technical Description

The 2004 Okuma CROWN V4018 is a 3-axis vertical machining center manufactured by Okuma Corporation, a Japanese precision machine tool builder. The CROWN V4018 is a production VMC in Okuma's mid-size lineup, designed for reliable milling, drilling, boring, and tapping across a broad range of workpiece materials and industries. The machine table measures approximately 48 by 20 inches with axis travels of 40 inches in X, 18.11 inches in Y, and 17.72 inches in Z. A 10 HP spindle through CAT40 taper tooling reaches 8,000 RPM, with rapid traverse of 1,181 IPM across all axes minimizing non-cutting time. The maximum table load of 1,500 pounds and a 20-station twin-arm automatic tool changer support diverse production setups. The Okuma OSP-U10M provides Okuma's proven conversational and G-code programming interface, three-dimensional canned cycles, rigid tapping, and network connectivity. Spindle nose to table range of 6.3 to 24.02 inches accommodates a broad range of workpiece heights. Overall machine dimensions of approximately 114 by 114 by 104 inches and a weight of approximately 13,200 pounds reflect the solid cast iron construction that underpins Okuma's reputation for structural rigidity and long-term geometric accuracy. The CROWN V4018 is well suited to job shops, production facilities, and toolrooms requiring a dependable mid-size VMC with Okuma's proven reliability and control technology.

Technical Attributes

X-Axis Travel
40 ''
Z-Axis Travel
17.72 ''
Max Spindle Speed
8000 RPM
Spindle Power
10 HP
# of Axes
3
Control System
Okuma OSP-U10M
Y-Axis Travel
18.11 ''
Table Size (LxW)
48 x 20

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