2002 OKUMA LH50 CNC LATHES

Specifications & Market Value

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Equipment Overview

OEM
OKUMA
Model
LH50
Year of manufacture
2002

Technical Description

The Okuma LH-50(N) is a heavy-duty, big-bore 2-axis CNC lathe built for large-diameter, long-length turning, produced from the late 1980s and sold for roughly two decades. Swing over bed is 43.31 in and swing over saddle is 26.97 in, with a distance between centers of 60 in. The spindle has an A2-15 nose with a 12.5 in bore (thru-hole), running 10-1,100 RPM on a 50 HP main drive motor. X-axis travel is 26.57 in and Z-axis travel is 60 in. The 8-station turret is paired with a heavy-duty, side-discharge chip conveyor. Standard chuck size is 24 in. The LH-50N variant uses a dual vertical turret, 2-axis configuration with an Okuma OSP-2200L or OSP-3000L control. Overall machine weight is approximately 34,000 lb. The LH50 is designed for heavy, large-part production turning such as large shafts, flanges, and housings that exceed the capacity of standard-size lathes.

Technical Attributes

Max Spindle Speed
1100 RPM
Tool Capacity
8
Chuck Size
24 ''
Control System
Okuma OSP-2200L / OSP-3000L
# of Spindles
1
Spindle Bore Diameter
12.5 ''
Spindle Power
50 HP
Max Workpiece Length
60 ''

Category

  1. MACHINING
  2. → LATHES
  3. → CNC LATHES

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