
OKUMA GENOS L400 CNC LATHES
Specifications & Market Value

Equipment Overview
- OEM
- OKUMA
- Model
- GENOS L400
- Year of manufacture
- -
Technical Description
This CNC lathe features a 10-inch chuck and operates on 2 axes (X and Z), driven by a powerful 20 HP motor capable of reaching a maximum spindle speed of 3,000 RPM. It supports a maximum turning diameter of 12.19 inches and a swing of 20.47 inches, allowing it to accommodate relatively large workpieces. The machining length capacity is 19.69 inches, enabling it to handle moderately long parts between centers. Equipped with a tailstock, the machine supports workpiece stabilization during operations, enhancing precision and reducing vibration. The CNC control system automates tool movement along the X and Z axes, providing precise and repeatable machining for turning applications. This configuration is ideal for standard turning tasks, offering efficient power transmission and spindle performance suitable for medium-duty machining of metal components. The combination of horsepower, axis travel, and control capability makes it well-suited for fabrication of parts requiring consistent dimensional accuracy and surface finish in various manufacturing environments.
Technical Attributes
- Max Swing
- 20.47 ''
- Max Spindle Speed
- 3000 RPM
- Spindle Bore Diameter
- 3.14 ''
- X-Axis Travel
- 8.66 ''
- Control System
- OKUMA OSP-P200L-R
- Z-Axis Travel
- 25 '' 20.47 ''
- Distance Between Centers
- 22.00 ''
Category
- MACHINING
- → LATHES
- → CNC LATHES
Data Accuracy and Verification
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