2011 Okuma Genos L400E CNC Turning Center

The Okuma Genos L400E is a 2-axis CNC turning center known for the rigidity, thermal stability, and control reliability that have made Okuma a trusted name in precision turning. This 2011 machine offers a 22.83 in. swing over the bed, 13.78 in. maximum turning diameter, and 19.69 in. distance between centers, paired with a 10 in. hydraulic chuck, 3.15 in. (80 mm) bar capacity, and a spindle delivering 20 HP up to 3,000 RPM. X- and Z-axis travels of 9.25 in. and 20.87 in. feed a 12-station VDI40 turret, and the machine includes a tailstock for shaft and between-centers work. The Okuma OSP control rounds out a dependable turning platform for aluminum, steel, and stainless production and job-shop parts.

Compared to the earlier Okuma economy lathes the Genos line succeeded, such as the Crown series, the L400E is a meaningfully more modern and capable machine. The Genos brought Okuma's OSP-P200 control with the Thermo-Friendly Concept for tighter dimensional stability over long runs - a clear step up from the prior control generation - along with a stout box-way base for heavier, more rigid cutting. The result is better accuracy retention and surface finish than the earlier economy generation delivered, at a used-machine price. For a shop weighing an older Okuma or import economy lathe against this Genos L400E, the L400E brings genuine Okuma rigidity and control technology to the floor without the cost of new.