Machine Comparison
DMG Mori CMX 1100 V vs Okuma GENOS M460-VE
DMG Mori vs Okuma · Vertical Machining Centers
Summary
The DMG Mori CMX 1100 V and the Okuma GENOS M460-VE are both vertical machining centers, but the makers publish few comparable figures for this pair: the table has a single row, table size. The DMG Mori CMX 1100 V lists 55.1 x 22.0 in; the Okuma GENOS M460-VE lists 1,000 × 460 mm (39.37 × 18.11 in).
Read in inches, the DMG Mori table is clearly the longer, 55.1 in against 39.37 in, and somewhat deeper, 22.0 in against 18.11 in. That length fits long parts or several vises in a row. The Okuma's table suits vise and fixture-plate work on smaller parts. No spindle, tool or travel figures can be compared here.
Specifications Comparison
| Specification | DMG Mori CMX 1100 V | Okuma GENOS M460-VE |
|---|---|---|
| Table Size | 55.1 x 22.0 in | 1,000 × 460 mm (39.37 × 18.11 in) |
Advantages
DMG Mori CMX 1100 V
- Longer table: 55.1 in against 39.37 in
- Deeper table: 22.0 in against 18.11 in
- Room for several vises in a row, or for long parts such as rails, bars and extrusions
Okuma GENOS M460-VE
- Smaller 1,000 × 460 mm (39.37 × 18.11 in) table for shops whose parts do not need the extra length
- Suited to aluminum and small-tool work and to jobs with many tools
Verdict
The one comparable figure points to part length. Choose the DMG Mori CMX 1100 V for long, narrow parts such as rails, bars and extrusions, or for a row of vises along its 55.1 x 22.0 in table. Choose the Okuma GENOS M460-VE for smaller vise and fixture-plate work that fits a 1,000 × 460 mm table. Spindle, tool and travel figures are not comparable for this pair, so check each machine's own page before deciding.