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Hardinge Bridgeport V710 vs Okuma GENOS M460-VE

Hardinge vs Okuma · Vertical Machining Centers

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Summary

The Hardinge Bridgeport V710 and the Okuma GENOS M460-VE are both 40-taper vertical machining centers for small and medium prismatic parts. The headline difference is at the spindle: the Okuma GENOS M460-VE is listed at 22/18.5 kW (30/25 hp), the Hardinge Bridgeport V710 at 5.5 / 7.5 kW (continuous / 30 min) with the Fanuc control.

The Okuma GENOS M460-VE also runs to 15,000 rpm as standard, where the Hardinge Bridgeport V710 is a 10,000 RPM machine with 12,000 or 15,000 RPM as extra-cost options. The Okuma carries 32 tools against 20, and its table measures 1,000 × 460 mm (39.37 × 18.11 in) against 800 x 400 mm (31.49 x 15.74 in). The Hardinge is listed with a # 40 BIG-PLUS spindle nose, the Okuma with BT40.

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Specifications Comparison

Specification Hardinge Bridgeport V710 Okuma GENOS M460-VE
Table Size 31.49 x 15.74in (800 x 400mm) 1,000 × 460 mm (39.37 × 18.11 in)
Max Spindle Speed 10,000 RPM (Up to 12,000/15,000 RPM optionally) 15,000 rpm
Spindle Power 5.5 / 7.5 kW (Fanuc) (Contin./ 30 min) 22/18.5 kW (30/25 hp) ▲
Spindle Taper / Nose # 40 BIG-PLUS BT40
Tool Capacity 20 Tools 32 ▲
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Advantages

Hardinge Bridgeport V710

  • # 40 BIG-PLUS spindle nose listed, against BT40 on the Okuma GENOS M460-VE
  • Spindle speed can be matched to the work: 10,000 RPM standard, with 12,000 or 15,000 RPM as options
  • Available with either a Fanuc or a Siemens control

Okuma GENOS M460-VE

  • 22/18.5 kW (30/25 hp) spindle against 5.5 / 7.5 kW
  • 15,000 rpm as standard; the Hardinge Bridgeport V710 reaches that speed only as an option
  • 32 tools against 20
  • 1,000 × 460 mm table against 800 x 400 mm
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Verdict

Choose the Okuma GENOS M460-VE for work that loads the spindle or the magazine: with 22/18.5 kW, 15,000 rpm as standard and 32 tools, it suits aluminum, small-tool work and jobs with many tools, and its 1,000 × 460 mm table takes larger fixtures. The Hardinge Bridgeport V710 fits lighter finishing, drilling and tapping on small parts at 10,000 RPM, and shops that want a # 40 BIG-PLUS spindle or a choice of Fanuc or Siemens control.