Okuma is a Japanese CNC machine tool builder with one of the broadest product catalogs in the industry. Like Hurco, Okuma designs and builds its own control system, the OSP, which runs across the entire lineup and gives shops a consistent programming environment regardless of machine type. Okuma equipment has a strong reputation for rigidity, thermal stability, and long service life, which makes used Okuma machines a practical choice for shops that need reliable production capacity without the cost of new iron. Toolquip lists used Okuma CNC lathes, vertical machining centers, horizontal machining centers, five-axis machining centers, multi-axis CNC lathes, gantry and double-column machining centers, vertical boring mills and VTLs, and cylindrical grinders for buyers across the US, Canada, and internationally.
The Okuma LB series is one of the most recognized CNC lathe lines on the used market. These are two-axis turning centers built for general turning work across a wide range of part sizes. The LB series has been in production for decades, which means used examples are widely available and well-supported. Common models include the LB15, LB25, LB35, and LB45, covering a broad range of swing and bar capacity.
The Okuma LT series adds twin-turret and twin-spindle configurations for shops that need to reduce cycle time by running operations simultaneously. These are production-oriented lathes well suited to higher-volume work where minimizing non-cut time matters.
The Okuma Multus series is Okuma's multi-tasking line, combining turning and milling capability in a single machine. Multus machines can handle complex parts in fewer setups, reducing handling time and improving accuracy. They are a strong fit for shops machining aerospace, medical, or energy components where part complexity is high and tolerances are tight.
The Okuma Genos series is Okuma's value-oriented line, covering both lathes and vertical machining centers. The Genos L series handles two-axis turning work and competes on price while still running the OSP control and maintaining Okuma's build quality. The Genos M series covers three-axis vertical milling in a similarly accessible package. For shops that want the reliability and control consistency of Okuma equipment at a lower entry point, used Genos machines are a practical option.
The Okuma MB series covers vertical machining centers built for precision three-axis milling work. These are rigid, thermally stable machines designed for consistent performance over long production runs. The MB series is a workhorse in the Okuma lineup and one of the more commonly available used Okuma machines in the market.
The Okuma MU series brings five-axis capability to the vertical machining center platform. These machines use a trunnion-style configuration and support simultaneous five-axis machining through the OSP control. Used MU series machines are a good fit for shops moving into complex five-axis work or looking to consolidate setups on difficult parts.
The Okuma MA series represents Okuma's horizontal machining center lineup. Horizontal machines offer better chip evacuation and the ability to use pallet systems for lights-out or high-volume production. The MA series is built for precision and throughput, and used examples are a strong value for shops ready to move to horizontal machining.
The Okuma MCR series covers double-column and gantry-style machining centers designed for large workpieces that exceed the capacity of conventional vertical machining centers. These machines are less common on the used market but represent significant capability for shops working with large molds, dies, or structural components.
The Okuma VTR series includes vertical turret lathes and vertical boring mills for turning large-diameter, heavy workpieces. These machines are a staple in industries like energy, heavy equipment, and aerospace where part size and weight make horizontal turning impractical.
Okuma produces a line of cylindrical grinding machines including the GA, GP, and GI series, covering plain grinding, angle-head grinding, and internal grinding applications. Used Okuma grinding machines are less frequently available than the turning and machining center lines but are worth inquiring about if your shop has a grinding requirement.
Toolquip sources used Okuma equipment for buyers across the US, Canada, and Latin America. If you don't see the series or configuration you need in our current listings, reach out. We actively work to identify machines on behalf of buyers and can often locate equipment before it reaches the open market. Our team manages the full process from sourcing through shipping, so you have a single point of contact from start to finish. Browse current Okuma listings or contact us to talk through what you're looking for.
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