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Page 1: Okuma Simul Turn 400

2-Saddle CNC Lathe

Page 2: Okuma Simul Turn 400

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Photos in catalog include optional specifications.

2-Saddle CNC Lathe

Shaft work specialists…Collision AvoidanceSystem

MachiningNavi

Like our best-selling Okuma Space Turn Series,with box slant bed construction for consistently high accuracy over the long haul

High productivity 2-saddle turning center backed by a solid record of deliveries

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4-axis high productivity

4-axis simultaneous turning with upper and lower turrets for outstanding efficiency and vastly reduced cycle times

High-speed operation

Various components move even faster for the absolute minimum in cycle times.

4-axis flexibility

Wide array of applications with efficient 4-axis features

Cycle time

Single-saddle lathe In the cut

In the cut Non-cutting

Non-cutting operationsProductivity

1.7 times more(2 saddle)

(SIMUL TURN)

Part: CrankshaftCounter weight OD ø160 ✕ 500mm (ø6.29 ✕ 19.68 in.)Material: S40CCycle time: 5 min 29 sec (2 operations, including load / unload)

•Intermittent, heavy-duty cutting

Part: Arm supportMaterial: AICycle time: 57 sec•Faster cycle time by simultaneous OD / ID turning

Part: ShaftMaterial: S45CCycle time: 1 min 15 sec•Balanced cutting

Part: Solid shaftø25 ✕ 730 mm (ø0.98 ✕ 28.74 in.)Material: S45CCycle time: 1 min 2 sec•Simultaneous 4-axis machining and lower turret follower rest for long workpieces

High-efficiency machining from simultaneous 4-axis turning

Prevents chatter during follower rest work Balanced cutting prevents chatter during machining of long workpieces

Follower rest

■High speed slideways for all axes

•Rapid traverse: XA/XB: 20 m/min ZA/ZB: 25 m/min

■High-speed integral motor/spindle

•Spindle speed: 3,800 min-1

•Output: VAC 22/15 kW (30 min/cont)

•Torque: 700 N-m

■Fast-indexing NC turret

•0.23 sec/index

Machining Example

Simultaneous 4-axis balanced cutting of a long cam shaft■Cam shaft (journal machining)

Cycle time: 37 sec*

* Workpiece load/unload included

Material: S35COD: ø26.5 mm (1.04)Length: 490 mm (19.29)

•Journal (5 locations)

Upperturret

Lowerturret

Cutting speed(m/min) (ipm)

250~340(9,843~13,386)

250(9,843)

Cutting depth(mm) (in.)

~1.7(0.07)

Width: 1 (0.04)

~1.3 (0.05)

Feedrate(mm/rev) (ipr)

0.25 (0.0098)

0.05 (0.0020)

0.25 (0.0098)

3,000

Journal

Groove

Journal

Spindle speed(min-1)

Areamachined

Faster movements for shorter cycle timesFlexible mass production machining on 4 axes simultaneously

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5 10 15 20 25

+8C˚

30

20

15

10

5

0

-5

-10

ø10µ

m

Turning performance ex. (matl: S45C)

50

10700 N-m

477 N-m

300 N-m

22 kW (30 min)

15 kW (cont)

205 N-m

20

1000

500

100

100 200 500 1,000 2,000

30038 700

N-m kW

3,700 3,800

2.0

0

-2.0 2.0 µm 0.3 µm0.2 mm

Simple machine construction Machine designs that equalize ambient temperatures

Cutting capacity: 4.2 mm2 (actual)

Packs a wide-range integral motor/spindle motor to easily handle everything from heavy hogging to high-speed cutting

FEM analysis was used to design a strong rugged box bed that won't bend or twist. As a result, you get high-stability powerful work with every job.

Dimensional change over time: 10 (actual)

OD

dim

ensi

on c

hang

e (ø

m)

OD change Ambient temp. change

Process time (hr)

•Cycle time : 60 sec•Cutting conditions

Spindle speed : 4000 min-1

Cutting depth : 0.1 mmFeedrate : 0.05 mm/rev

•Material : BSB

Continuous machining accuracy (8C° ambient temp. change)

■Roundness

•0.4 µm at 2,000 min-1

•Material: BsB

■Tool nose uniformity (better surface roughness)

•0.3 µm at 3,000 min-1

•Material: BsB

Roundness: 0.4 µm Centering method: LSC Filter: 50 U/R (2CR)

Magnification: ✕ 5000Data no: 21

* The “actual data” referred to above for this brochure represent examples, and may not be obtained due to differences in specifications, tooling, cutting, and other conditions.

Thermaldeformation

The innovative box slant bed gives you far more consistently higher accuracies than conventional lathes.

■Box slant bed

Rigidly well-balanced machine construction for more powerful machining

Box slant bed structure gives high accuracies

■Heavy cylindrical cutting (face-up tool) 4.2 mm2

•Cutting speed V: 100 m/min

•Cutting depth t: 7.0 mm

•Feedrate f: 0.6 mm/rev

■Spindle output/torque charts (standard)

•Spindle speed 38 to 3,800 min-1

•Output: VAC22/15 kW (30 min/cont)

•Torque: 700/477 N.m (30 min/cont)

■Rugged-box bed

Spindle speed min-1

Torq

ue

Out

put

* The “actual data” referred to above for this brochure represent examples, and may not be obtained due to differences in specifications, tooling, cutting, and other conditions.

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*Upper: M-V12, Lower: V10 (VDI)

Before: 3.75 m (12.3 ft)

■Milling (S45C)

■C-axis controlDirect C-axis control through a wide-

range VAC integral motor/spindleDrive method

G00: positioning at 200 min-1

G01: generating machining possible with X and Z axes Control

ø23 carbide

30 m/min

0.14 mm/rev

Drilling

Cutting

Feedrate

ø25 5-flute roughing end mill

31 m/min

0.12 mm/blade

End milling

Cutting

Feedrate

M16 P2

45.3 N-m (15 min)

25.1N-m (cont)

10

5

2

1

0.1

100

50

20

10

5

11,160 1,480

30 100 300 500 1,000 3,0002,000

3.0 kW (cont)

7.0 kW (15 min)

kWN-m

Part: Plate

Material: S45C Cycle time: 12.5 min

Machining capacity (actual)

Space-saving designFar less floor space—but with the same cutting range of conventional models

Turning, drilling, milling, tapping—multitaskingReduced floor space

•One motor rotates the turret and spins live tools(saves energy, compact, efficient)

•All turret stations accept L (turning) or M (milling) tools

Compact, extra rigid multitasking turretdriver by Okuma’s PREX motor

LU400 (DBC: 650) 3.67 m (12.04 ft)LU400: 8.07 m2

(12.4 in2.)Before: 8.43 m2

(12.96 in2.)

■Floor area

■Big chip collector for smooth disposal of large chip volume

Magnet

■Chip conveyor: typical shapes and applications

Note: Machine platform may be necessary depending on the type of conveyor.

Name Hinge type Scraper typeMagnet

scraper typeHinge scraper type

Appli

catio

nFe

atur

esS

hap

e

●For castings

●Magnet scraper for sludge processing

●Easy for maintenance ●Blade scraper

●For steel ●For castings ●For steel, castings, nonferrous metal

●General use ●Suitable with sludge ●Not suitable for

nonferrous metals

●Filtration of long and short chips and coolant

With drum filter

■Milling tool spindle output/torque

•Spindle speed 38 to 3,000 min-1

•Output: PREX 7.0/3.0 kW (15 min/cont)

•Torque: 45.3/25.1 N.m (15 min/cont)

Spindle speed min-1

Torq

ue

Out

put

* The “actual data” referred to above for this brochure represent examples, and may not be obtained due to differences in specifications, tooling, cutting, and other conditions.

Tapping

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Swing over bedSwing over saddle (U)Distance between centersMax turning diaMax work lengthX-axis

Z-axis

C-axisSpeedSpeed rangesNoseBore diaFront bearing diaType

No. of tool stationsTool shank heightBoring bar shank diameterIndexing timeSpeedRapid traverseCutting feedrateQuill diameterQuill bore taper*1

Quill travelSpindle*2

Milling toolAxis drives

Coolant pumpHeightFloor space (w/ tank)Weight (w/ CNC)

mm (in.)mm (in.)mm (in.)mm (in.)mm (in.)mm (in.)

mm (in.)

min-1

mm (in.)mm (in.)

mm (in.)mm (in.)

sec.min-1

mm/min (ipm)mm/rev (ipr)

mm (in.)

mm (in.)kW (hp)kW (hp)kW (hp)

kW (hp)mm (in.)

mm × mm (in.)kg (lb)

2SC × 650

650 (25.59)

650 (25.59)

U: 300 (+210 to -90) / L: 195 (+155 to -40)

(11.81) (8.27) (3.54) (7.68) (6.10) (1.57)

X: 20,000 (787) / Z: 25,000 (984)

XA: BL 4 (5.4), ZA: BL 6 (8.1) XB: BL 2 (2.7), ZB: BL 6 (8.1)

0.8 (1)

2SC × 2000

2,000 (78.74)

2,000 (78.74)

U: 2,075 / L: 2,020(81.69) (79.53)

2,547 (100)6,500 × 3,003 (256 × 111)16,000 (35,200)

2SC × 3000

3,000 (118.11)

3,000 (118.11)

U: 3,075 / L:3,020(121.06) (118.90)

2,440 (96)8,655 × 2,656 (341 × 100)23,000 (50,600)

2ST

400 (15.75)

−−−

2SC × 1250650 (25.59)420 (16.54)

1,250 (49.21)ø420 (16.54)1,250 (49.21)

U: 1,275 / L: 1,270(50.20) (50.00)

−38 to 3,800 [30 to 3,000]

Infinitely variable x 2 auto range (VAC motor coil switching)JIS A2-8 [JIS A2-11]

ø80 (3.15) [ø110 (4.33)]ø120 (4.72) [ø150 (5.91)]

V12V10

U: 12/L: 1025 (1)

ø40 (1-1/2)0.23 / 1 index (nonlift)

0.001 to 1,000.000 (0.0001 to 40.0000)

VAC Built-in 22 / 15 (30 min/cont) (*30 / 20 (30 min / cont))−

2,441 (96)4,780 × 2,629 (188 × 104)12,400 (27,280)

OSP-P300L

LU400

Upper Lower

100 (3.94)Dead quill MT No. 5

U: 290 (+210 to -80) / L: 195 (+155 to -40)(11.42) (8.27) (3.15) (7.68) (6.10) (1.57)

X: 20,000 (787) / Z: 20,000 (787)

120 (4.72)Built-in MT No. 5

0.8 × 2 (1 × 2)

U: 675/ L: 670(26.57) (26.38)

2,200 (87)3,670 × 2,200 (144 × 87)

9,000 (19,800)

150 (5.91)

■STANDARD KIT

Spindle motorSpindle speedsMilling tool motorMilling tool speedsTurrets*

Hydraulic tailstockStandardequipment

Standardaccessories

OSP-P300L

VAC 22/15 kW (30 min/cont)38 to 3,800 min-1

VAC 7.0/3.0 kW (15 min/cont)30 to 3,000 min-1

U:V12+L:V10Upper M-V12 + lower V10 (VDI)Bore taper: MT 5Hydraulic unitCoolant systemChip shieldWork lampFoundation washersMachine lifting toolsHand tools

2ST

2SC 2ST

LU400

−−

LU400 (M)

2SC

* LU400-M: Upper multitasking V12, Lower V10 (VDI)

[ ]: Big-bore spindle specs *High power spindle*1 Revolving Center *2 VAC Integral motor / spindle

2SC × 650

650 (25.59)

650 (25.59)U: 300 (+210 to -90) / L: 195 (+155 to -40)

(11.81) (8.27) (3.54) (7.68) (6.10) (1.57)

X: 20,000 (787) / Z: 25,000 (984) / C :200 min-1

XA: BL4 (5.4), ZA: BL6 (8.1)XB: BL2 (2.7), ZB: BL6 (8.1)

0.8 (1)

2SC × 2000

2,000 (78.74)

2,000 (78.74)

U: 2,075 / L:2,020(81.69) (79.53)

2,547 (100)6,500 × 3,003 (256 × 111)16,000 (35,200)

2SC × 3000

3,000 (118.11)

3,000 (118.11)

U: 3,075 / L:3,020(121.06) (118.90)

2,440 (96)8,655 × 2,656 (341 × 100)23,000 (50,600)

2ST

400 (15.75)

−−−

LU400 (M) 2SC × 1250650 (25.59)420 (16.54)

1,250 (49.21)ø420 (16.54)1,250 (49.21)

U: 1,275 / L: 1,270(50.20) (50.00)

360° (Min increment 0.001°)38 to 3,800 [30 to 3,000]

Infinitely variable x 2 auto range (VAC motor coil switching)JIS A2-8 [JIS A2-11]

ø80 (3.15) [110 (4.33)]ø120 (4.72) [150 (5.91)]

Multitasking V12 NC turretV10 NC turret (VDI)U: 12 (L / M) L : 10

25 (1) (ø40-mm VDI shank)40 (1-1/2) (ø40-mm VDI shank)

0.23 / 1 index (nonlift)30 to 3,000

0.001 to 1,000.000 (0.0001 to 40.0000)

VAC Built-in 22 / 15 (30 min / cont) (*30 / 20 (30 min / cont))PREX7.0/3.0 (15 min / cont)

2,441 (96)4,780 × 2,629 (188 × 104)12,400 (27,280)

OSP-P300L

100 (3.94)Dead quill MT No. 5

U: 290 (+210 to -80) / L: 195 (+155 to -40)(11.42) (8.27) (3.15) (7.68) (6.10) (1.57)

X: 20,000 (787) / Z: 20,000 (787)/C:200 min-1

120 (4.72)Built-in MT No. 5

0.8 × 2 (1 × 2)

U: 675/ L: 670(26.57) / (26.38)

2,200 (87) (144 × 87)3,670 × 2,200 (144 × 87)

9,000 (19,800)

■Optional accessories and specifications

150 (5.91)

High-speed,

high-power spindle

High-power spindle

Big-bore spindle

Big-bore,

high-power spindle

Tailstock

VDI turret

Steadyrest

Gauging

Cover

Air blower

Coolant blower

Coolant pump

Face plate

Mist collector

AbsoScale

Coolant and oil

temperature regulation

Dustproof

Chucking kit

Chip discharge

Automated operation

specs

Auto front cover open/close

Chuck, tailstock center, turret (upper, lower)

Shower, ceiling shower, chip washer

Special coolant pump

Face plate ø250, ø300

XA axis, ZA axis, XA + ZA axis

Spindle temperature, coolant temperature,

hydraulic oil temperature

Spindle air purging, X-axis double wiper, Z-axis double wiper

Chip conveyor, bucket, chip pan

High-speed NC gantry loader, OGL10, 30

Bar feeder (one-by-one feeding, continuous feeding)

■MACHINE SPECIFICATIONS ■TOOLING KIT

2ST 2SC 2ST 2SC

LU400 (M)

A

1

6

4

8

4

4

1

B

1

5

3

1

8

6

10

2

2

2

4

4

2

1

1

1

C

1

5

3

1

8

6

10

2

2

2

4

4

2

1

1

1

A

1

8

2

8

4

4

1

1

B

1

5

3

1

10

4

10

2

2

2

4

4

2

1

1

1

1

C

1

5

3

1

10

4

10

2

2

2

4

4

2

1

1

1

1

A

1

4

2

2

8

4

4

1

2

2

3

B

1

5

3

1

6

4

2

10

2

2

2

4

4

2

1

1

1

4

3

3

C

1

5

3

1

6

4

2

10

2

2

2

4

4

2

1

1

1

4

3

3

A

1

2

4

2

8

4

4

1

2

2

3

1

B

1

5

3

1

4

6

2

10

2

2

2

4

4

2

1

1

1

3

4

3

1

C

1

5

3

1

4

6

2

10

2

2

2

4

4

2

1

1

1

3

4

3

1

Chucking

Turret Tooling

Solid 10" chuck

(soft jaw set is standard accessory)

Hollow 10" chuck

(soft jaw set is standard accessory)

Standard soft jaw A

Standard soft jaw B

Standard hard jaw

A (VDI)

B (VDI)

C (VDI)

H40

H40 (VDI)

BS-10-H40

BS-12-H40

BS-16-H40

BS-20-H40

BS-25-H40

BS-32-H40

DS-MTNo.1-H40

DS-MTNo.2-H40

DS-MTNo.3-H40

MTNo.5

LU400 Model

Capacity

Travels

Spindle

Turret

Milling Tool

Feedrates

Tailstock

Motors

Machine Size

CNC

Model

Machine Specs

CNC System

OD-

ID-ID tool- holders

Boring bar sleeve

Drill sleeve

OD tool-holders

Axial drill/mill unit

Radial drill/mill unit

Dummy holder

Revolving center

Model

With (M) specs DS-MTNo.*-H40 (VDI)

With (M) specs BS-**-H40 (VDI)

Center

JIS A2-8 5,000 min-1 VAC45/30 kW (10 min/cont)

JIS A2-8 3,800 min-1 VAC30/22 kW (15 min/cont)

JIS A2-11 3,000 min-1 VAC22/15 kW (30 min/cont)

Bearing inside diameter ø150, through-hole diameter ø110

JIS A2-11 3,000 min-1 VAC30/22 kW (15 min/cont)

Bearing inside diameter ø150, through-hole diameter ø110

Programmable tailstock (tow-along),

“built-in” tailstock (MT No. 4)

Auto tailstock advance/retract, special tailstock quill

travel, tailstock thrust switch

Hydraulic auto steadyrest

Workpiece auto gauging compensation (in machine,

off machine)

Touch setter A (automatic), M (manual)

XA: BL 4 (5.4), ZA: BL 6 (8.1)XB: BL 2.8 (2.1), ZB: BL 6 (8.1)

XA: BL 4 (5.4), ZA: BL 6 (8.1)XB: BL 2.8 (2.1), ZB: BL 6 (8.1)

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11 12

35

7106 136

7

35

105102

90 155

210

40

46

53 53106

30

6

6

83

83

6363

30

102 46

85 160

215

35

136

10" solid hyd chuck

10" solid hyd chuck

102 46105

XB tr

avel

195

XB tr

avel

195

210

80

4015

5

110

53

150 travel 136.4

55.6

3535

7

7

102 46 83

136.4

6363

3030

106

215

75

3516

0

111

653

836

106 136

35

105102

53

46477

3030

35

47784

210

90

155 5

40

7553

84102 46

275

25

40

63

25 1

70 75

35

136

115MAX65

MAX

ø25

5344

102 46

275

63

2517

0 127 136

5384

102 46

195

5

63

MAX 65

75

4040

105

2517

0

■ WORKING RANGES

LU400

LU400(M)

102 46

89

105

210

80

4015

5

53

55.6

5

136.4

30

3035

7 47

477

3530

LU400(M)

102 4684

53

68

75

275

15

2517

0

75

MAX 65

MAX

ø25102 46

68

44 115

275

15

2517

0

75

53

136.4

102 46

136.476.6

5

35

84

195

95

2517

0

68

7553

75

MAX

ø65

MAXø25

150 travel

■ TOOL INTERFERENCE DIAGRAMS

Upper V12 / lower V10 turret (standard) Upper multitasking V12 / lower V10 (VDI) turretLU400 LU400(M)

ø470

ø240

MM

D ø376

ø254

ø220

MMD ø350

OD-I

SC

ID-H40

70

MTS ø600

3535

30

ø40

ø225

5757 MMDø420 (upper turret) ø240

475

375

ID-H40

OD-II

OD-II

OD-I

MTS ø584

90

40

195 travel

300 travel

ø220

MM

D ø266

57

ø40

30

MMD ø240

ø210

ø240

35 3570

60

ø230

ø200

ø190

90

40375

490

ID-H40(VDI)

OD-C(VDI)

OD-A(VDI)

SC

MMD ø420(upper turret)

195 travel

300 travel

ø220

ø220

MTS ø736

ø250

MTS ø584

ø190 OD-C(VDI)

OD-B(VDI)

ID-H40(VDI)

OD-A(VDI)

ø190

MMD ø240

ø210

MM

D ø326

Directly mounted OD toolsX650, ( ): X1,250

ID-H40X650, ( ): X1,250

787 (1,387)ZA travel 675 (1,275)

XA

tra

vel 3

00

XB tr

avel

195

10" solid hyd chuck

ZB travel 670 (1,270)

150 sleevetravel

ZA travel 675 (1,275)787 (1,387)

10" solid hyd chuck

XA

tra

vel 3

00

XB tr

avel

195

ZB travel 670 (1,270)

Direct tool shankX2,000, ( ): X3,000

ID-H40X2,000, ( ): X3,000

ZA travel 2,075 (3,075)

ZB travel 2,020 (3,020)

ZB travel 2,020 (3,020)

2,187 (3,187)

ZA travel 2,075 (3,075)2,187 (3,187)

XA tr

avel

290

XA tr

avel

290

X650, ( ): X1,250 X650, ( ): X1,250

X650, ( ): X1,250 X650, ( ): X1,250

OD-A (VDI) ID-H40 (VDI)

Axial drill/mill unit Radial drill/mill unit

10" solid hyd chuck

ZB travel 670 (1,270)

XB tr

avel

195

XA

tra

vel 3

00

834 (1,434)ZA travel 675 (1,275)

10" solid hyd chuck

XA

tra

vel 3

00

XB tr

avel

195

ZB travel 670 (1,270)

ZA travel 675 (1,275)834 (1,434)

XB tr

avel

195

XA

tra

vel 3

00

10" solid hyd chuck

ZA travel 675 (1,275)834 (1,434)

ZB travel 670 (1,270)10" solid hyd chuck

XB tr

avel

195

XA

tra

vel 3

00

ZA travel 675 (1,275)834 (1,434)

ZB travel 670 (1,270)

X2,000, ( ): X3,000OD-A (VDI)

X2,000, ( ): X3,000ID-H40 (VDI)

X2,000, ( ): X3,000Axial drill/mill unit

X2,000, ( ): X3,000Radial drill/mill unit

150 travel

XB tr

avel

195

XA tr

avel

290

XB tr

avel

195

XA tr

avel

290

ZB travel 2,020 (3,020)

2,234 (3,234)

ZA travel 2,075 (3,075)

2,234 (3,234)

ZA travel 2,075 (3,075)

2,234 (3,234)

ZA travel 2,075 (3,075)

2,234 (3,234)

ZA travel 2,075 (3,075)

10" solid hyd chuck

10" solid hyd chuck ZB travel 2,020 (3,020)

ZB travel 2,020 (3,020)

ZB travel 2,020 (3,020)

10" solid hyd chuck

10" solid hyd chuck

XB tr

avel

195

XA tr

avel

290

XB tr

avel

195

XA tr

avel

290

Radial D/MU

Axis D/MU

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parts. Novice operators as well as professional machinists get complete control—and satisfaction.

Moreover, what you want to see and do conveniently come together in a “single-mode operation.”

First, select one of three operation screens. Then simply touch the screen or press a function key to

see and do your job.

■Setup operations

■Trial/continuous cuts ■Programming ■Tool preparations

DS MT No.1-H40DS MT No.2-H40DS MT No.3-H40DS MT No.4-H40

BS 8-H40BS 10-H40BS 12-H40BS 16-H40BS 20-H40BS 25-H40BS 32-H40

ø40

DS MT No.1-H40 (VDI)DS MT No.2-H40 (VDI)DS MT No.3-H40 (VDI)DS MT No.4-H40 (VDI)

BS 8-H40 (VDI)BS 10-H40 (VDI)BS 12-H40 (VDI)BS 16-H40 (VDI)BS 20-H40 (VDI)BS 25-H40 (VDI)BS 32-H40 (VDI)

LU400

LU400(M)

■ TOOLING SYSTEM

< Inside > < Outside >

< Outside >

Drill sleeves

Boring bar sleeves

Boring bar

ID-H40 (*1)

Upper V12 turret

Lower V10 turret

OD-

OD-

OD tool Commercial part

Mill / DrillTurning

OD tool

Boring bar

Drill sleeves

Boring bar sleeves

OD-C (VDI)

ID-H40 (VDI) (*1)

OD-B (VDI)

OD-A (VDI)

< Inside >

Upper multitasking V12 turret

Lower V10 turret (VDI)

Dummy (Plug)

Axial drill/ mill unit

Radial drill/mill unit

Collets Alps Tools (AR40-OO)

Commercial part

*1) Oil-hole base optionally available *2) Optional specifications with distance between centers of 2,000, 3,000.

For Out I small diametermachining (*2)

For Out B small diametermachining (VDI) (*2)

*1) Oil-hole base optionally available *2) Optional specifications

Collision Avoidance System (Optional)

Collision prevention

Machining Navi L-g (Optional)

Cutting condition search for turning

■ World’s first “Collision-Free Machines” ■ Chatter-free applications for lathes

CAS prevents collisions in automatic or manual mode, providing risk-free protection for the machine and great confidence for the operator.

Chatter in a lathe can be suppressed by changing spindle speeds to the ideal amplitude and wave cycle —without decreasing spindle speed.

Fine tuning zone

Chatter graphed

Virtual machine (collision check)

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Basic Specs

Operations

Communications/Networks

High speed/accuracy

Control

Position feedback

Min / Max inputs

Feed

Spindle control

Tool compensation

Display

Self-diagnostics

Program capacity

Easy Operation

Programing

Machine

operations

MacMan

■Standard Specifications

■Optional Specifications

OSP-P300L Okuma Sampling Path Control

Easy Operation

Okuma Control <for Lathes>

A simple function key operation is all it takes to shift a zero offset to either the left or right end of a workpiece. The required zero offset will be calculated automatically based on jaw and workpiece lengths. (when the tool offset is set with reference to the turret tool mounting surface)

Templates like this make it easy to set required jaw shape, tool, and cutting conditions.

Part programming not required to do this.

Operation screen split into four displays

Forming soft jaws Zero offsets

Simultaneous display includes setup work, current position needed in confirming movement in trial machining, NC program, and graphic simulation.

Tool registration

Register data for all of your tools. Since the registered tool data is also used by Okuma auto programming (Advanced One-Touch IGF) and a collision check function (Collision Avoidance System), this screen will complete the entire registering process.

When loading a tool in the machine, simply select it from among the registered tools.ATC manual operation does not require inputting the tool number. Just select the tool from the list and press the function key.

Turning: X, Z simultaneous 2-axis + 2-axis, Multitasking: X, Z, C simultaneous 3-axis

OSP full range absolute position feedback (zero point return not required)

8-digit decimal, ±99999.999 ~0.001 mm (±3937.0078~0.0001 in.),

0.001° Decimal:1 µm, 10 µm, 1 mm (0.0001,1 in.) (1º, 0.01º, 0.001º)

Override: 0 to 200%

Direct spindle speed commands, Override 50~200%

Constant cutting speed, optimum turning speed designate

Tool selection: 32 sets, tool offset: 32 sets

15-inch color display operational panel, touch panel

Automatic diagnostics and display of program, operation, machine, and NC system problems

Program storage: 2 GB, operation buffer: 2 MB

“Single-mode operation” to complete a series of operations

Advanced operation panel/graphics facilitate smooth machine control

Program management, edit, multitasking, scheduled programs, fixed cycles, special fixed cycles, tool nose R compensation, M-spindle synchronized tapping, fixed drilling cycles, arithmetic functions, logic statements, trig functions, variables, branch statements, auto programming (LAP4), programming help

MDI, manual (rapid traverse, manual cutting feed, pulse handle), load meter, operations help, alarm help, sequence, return, manual

interrupt & auto return, threading slide hold, data I/O, chuck open/close during spindle rotation, spindle orientation (electric)

Machining Management: machining results, machine utilization, fault data compile & report, external output

USB ports, Ethernet, RS232C interface (1 channel)

Hi-G control

New Operations

Advanced One-Touch IGF-L *2

Advanced One-Touch IGF-L Multitasking *2

Programming

Circular threading

Program notes

User task 2 I/O variables, 8 ea

Common variables 1,000 sets (Std: 200 sets)

Thread matching (spindle orientation required)

Threading slide hold (G34, G35)

Variable spindle speed threading (VSST)

Inverse time feed

Spindle synchronized tapping (rigid tapping)

Helical cutting (within 360 degrees)

Monitoring

Real 3-D simulation

Cycle time over check

Load monitor (spindle, feed axis)

Load monitor no-load detection (load monitor ordered)

Tool life management

Tool life warning

Operation end buzzer

Chucking miss detection

Work counters

Hour meters

NC operation monitor (counter, totaling)

NC work counter (stops at full count with alarm)

Status indicator (triple lamp) Type C [Type A, Type B]

Measuring

In-process work gauging

Z-axis automatic zero offset by touch sensor

C-axis automatic zero offset by touch sensor

Gauge data output

Touch setter [M, A]

Included in machine specs

Included in machine specs

Included in machine specs

ItemNML 3D OT-IGF OTM

E D E D E D E D DItem E D E D E

NML 3D OT-IGF

DE

OTM

Included in machine specs

Including loader specs

Post-processwork gauginginterface

Count only

Cycle stop

Start disabled

Power ON

Spindle rotation

NC operating

File output

Set levels (5-level, 7-level)

BCD

RS-232-C (dedicated channel)

External Input/Output and Communication Functions

Additional RS-232-C channel

2 channels (Std 1 channel)

DNC link

USB (additional)

Automation/Untended Operation

Auto power shutoff MO2, alarm

Warmup function (by calendar timer)

Tool retract cycle

Okuma loader (OGL) interface

Bar feeders

Cycle time reduction *3

High-Speed/High-Accuracy Functions

1/10 µm control *3

Pitch error compensation

AbsoScale detection *3

Hi-Cut Pro

Super-NURBS

Other Functions

Collision Avoidance System (CAS)

One-Touch Spreadsheet

Machining Navi L-gVariable spindle speed control (VSSC)

Spindle dead-slow cutting

Spindle speed setting

Spindle S command 0.1 min-1

Manual cutting feed

Spindle power peak cutting

Short circuit breaker

External M signals [2 sets, 4 sets, 8 sets, ( )]

Edit interlock

OSP-VPS (virus protection system)

*1. NML: Normal, 3D: Real 3D simulation, OT-IGF: One-Touch IGF, OTM: One-Touch M

E: Economy, D: Deluxe

*2. Real 3-D Simulation included

*3. Engineering discussions required.

Note: Triangle items for M function (milling tool) machines only.

DNC-T3

DNC-C/Ethernet

DNC-DT

2 additional ports possible

Externalprogramselections

Third party robotand loaderinterface *3

A (pushbutton) 8 types

B (rotary switch) 8 types

C (digital switch) BCD, 2-digit

C2 (external input) BCD, 4-digit

Type B (machine)

Type C (robot and loader)

Type D

Type E

Bar feeder

Interface only

Operation time reduction

Chuck open/close during spindle rotation

Spindle rotating auto tailstock advance/retract

Linear axis

Linear axis + rotary axis

Work coor-dinate systemselect

Tool compen-sation(Std: 32 sets)

10 sets

50 sets

100 sets

Tool compensation 64 sets

Tool compensation 96 sets

Tool compensation 200 sets

Tool compensation 999 sets

Milling machinespecs

Coordinate convert

Profile generate

Flat turning

3-dimensional coordinate conversion

Kit Specs *1 Kit Specs *1

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LU400 / LU400 (M)Dimensional drawing, installation drawing

1702,490 (98.03)

Hydraulic unit

180830

830

550

890

760

600

3,6704,390 (172.83)

720

700

785.

2

500

600

* 70

703.

2

2,200 (86.61)

2144 (84.41)

2,06

31,

200

2,20

0

1,089 140760 1,440

■DBC 1,250

205 830 180 3,565 (140.35)

1406.6

1,16

7(4

5.94

)89

035

.03

550

(21.

65)

(opened door width)

830

(32.

68)

700

4,780 (188.19)

5,395 (212.40)

615

600

500

2,06

2 (8

1.18

)1,

200

2,20

0

2,607 (102.64)2,144

2,44

1 (9

6.10

)

1,440

2,629 (103.50)

700

2,182 (opened door width)

830 180655 4,835 (190.35) 2 875

6,500 (255.91)500 7,200 (283.46)

700

600

950

550

830

900

1,67

5 (6

5.94

)

1,501717

3,003 (118.23)

2,33

0

1,26

02,16

2 (8

5.12

)

2,54

7 (1

00.2

8)

795 830 180 5,317 (209.33) 1,008(39.69)

446

1,15

51,

501

829

Spindle fan

525 8,130 (320.08) 661

9,316 (366.77)

3,182 (opened door width)

500

1,501

2,656 (104.57)

717(28.23)

2,44

0 (9

6.06

)

1,26

02,16

2

■DBC 2,000

■DBC 3,000

■DBC 650

Hydraulic unitHydraulic unit

Hydraulic unit

CNC

CNC CNC

CNC

Operationpanel

Maintenancespace

Maintenancespace

Tailstock Lube tankV12 turret

V10 turret

(Option)

Chip conveyorRear disposal,L type

Maintenancespace

Maintenancespace

*Rear discharge is standard with raised machine height of 70 mm

Coolant tankremovalvolume

Cool

ant t

ank

rem

oval

volum

e

Chip conveyorSide disposal,L type

(Option)

Operationpanel Tailstock Lube tank

Chip conveyorSide disposal,L type(Option)

V12 turret

V10 turret

V12 turret

V10 turret

V12 turret

V10 turret

Operationpanel Tailstock Lube tank

Chip conveyorSide disposal,L type

(Option)

Operationpanel Tailstock Lube tank

Chip conveyorSide disposal,L type(Option)

Air panel

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LU400-E

-(1a)-300 (Jul 2013)

This product is subject to the Japanese government Foreign Exchange and Foreign Trade Control Act with regard to security controlled items; whereby Okuma Corporation should be notified prior to its shipment to another country.

, OGUCHI-CHO, NIWA-GUN, AICHI 480-0193, JAPAN • TEL (0587) 95-7825 • FAX (0587) 95-6074

To protect your factory and equipment from fire and assure continued safe operation, observe the following fire safety precautions whenever you operate machinery. Whenever possible, avoid the use of oil-based coolants for cutting operations. Sparks caused by hot chips, tool friction, and grinding can cause fires. Always observe the following safety measures to ensure safe operation when machining flammable materials or when performing dry machining.

Before machining any material designated by law as a flammable substance, e.g., plastic, rubber, wood, acquaint yourself with the special characteristics of the material in terms of fire prevention, and observe the precautions given in (2) above to ensure safe operation. Example: When machining magnesium, there is a danger that magnesium chips and water- soluble coolants will react to produce hydrogen gas, resulting in an explosive fire if any chip should ignite.

Dry machining is a fire hazard because workpieces, tools, and chips are not cooled. To ensure safe operation, do not place any flammable objects near the machine and do not allow chips to over accumulate. In addition, be sure to check cutting tools to make sure of their service life and the condition of the tool edge, and observe the precautions regarding oil-based coolants given in (2) above.

(1) Use nonflammable cutting fluid coolant. (2) When the use of an oil-based coolant is unavoidable:

Before you begin machining, check cutting tools to make sure of their service life and the condition of the tool edge, and choose cutting conditions that will not cause a fire. Periodically clean the coolant filter to maintain sufficient coolant discharge, and frequently verify that coolant is discharging normally. Take measures to control the outbreak of fire: Place a fire extinguisher near the machine, have an operator constantly monitor operation, and install an automatic fire extinguishing system. Do not place flammable materials near the machine.Do not allow chips to over accumulate. Periodically clean the inside of the machine and the area surrounding it.Check that the machine is operating normally. Never run the machine unattended. Since an automatic fire extinguishing system and other peripherals are needed for grinding operations, please let us know as soon as possible if you plan to perform such operations.

Fire Safety Precautions

1. Oil-based coolant

2. Precautions regarding machining of potentially flammable materials

3. Dry machining