| Max Table Travel | 73.5" |
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| Maximum Part Diameter | 12" |
The OGM-III Series embodies the height of cylindrical grinding technology and reflects Okamoto’s innovation and quality. This MDI Cylindrical Grinding Solution tackles the most demanding grinding tasks for a wide range of applications, delivering unmatched performance and precision. Its smart design, rock-solid construction, and premium grade components ensure that it remains a valuable asset for any grinding operation.
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| Max Table Travel | 73.5" |
|---|---|
| Maximum Part Diameter | 12" |
OGM-NCIII Series Specifications
The Okamoto OGM-III Series brings MDI-oriented cylindrical grinder capability to parts that require automatic multi-diameter OD grinding with conversational setup and optional ID grinding. For these applications, productive grinding depends on more than nominal machine capacity; wheel condition, workholding, thermal behavior, and inspection all influence the finished geometry. Okamoto users throughout New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware, Southern New Jersey, and Quebec are supported by A.W. Miller Technical Sales with applications engineering, machine installation, training, and factory-certified service.
A OGM-III Series application review should map each critical feature to its grinding operation, wheel, datum, and inspection method. That makes it possible to identify where automatic dressing, probing or gauging, coolant conditioning, and specialized workholding will materially improve the process.
Parts and processes commonly evaluated for the Okamoto OGM-III Series include:
The platform supports sequences with multiple diameters, reducing manual wheel positioning on recurring shaft work.
Conversational input provides an accessible path for shops that want automated cylindrical cycles without building the process around a full CNC programming workflow.
Double-V slideways and a fully supported table are intended to maintain straight tracking through cylindrical grinding strokes.
High-speed ID spindle options can broaden the machine beyond external cylindrical work for selected components.
It fits shops that need repeatable automatic cylindrical grinding and multi-diameter capability with an operator-oriented MDI and conversational workflow.
Yes. Okamoto describes multi-diameter grinding in a single setup, helping preserve relationships between stepped journal surfaces.
The families target similar cylindrical work but differ in control approach and available CNC functionality. Selection should be based on part complexity, programming needs, options, and production strategy.
Optional 18,000 and 25,000 rpm ID spindles are listed, allowing internal grinding to be considered for compatible parts.
Stock condition, diameter sequence, shoulders, tolerance, finish, wheel specification, dressing interval, support method, gauging, and load/unload time should all be included.