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Okuma Captain L370MY

Est. $280,000 - $450,000 Specs verified 2026-03-28 · machinetools.com Updated 2026-10-03
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Key Specifications

Max Turn Length

1,520 mm

max turning diameter

620 mm

main spindle speed

3,500 rpm

main spindle power

22 kW (30 hp)

main spindle torque

595 Nm

y axis travel

±52.5 mm

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How much does the Okuma Captain L370MY cost?

Estimated price range

Est.$280,000 - $450,000

Our best estimate for a cnc lathes / turning center in this class — not a quote from Okuma. Configuration moves it a long way.

Okuma Captain L370MY — price

Est.$280,000 - $450,000

This is our best estimate for a machine of this type and class, built from published prices of comparable cnc lathes / turning centers and typical dealer pricing. Okuma has not published a list price for the Okuma Captain L370MY that we can cite. Treat it as a planning number, not a quote.

What moves the final price

  • Spindle, control and probing options
  • Tool changer capacity and tooling package
  • Automation — pallet changers, bar feeders, robot cells
  • Freight, rigging, installation and training
  • Region, dealer and time of year

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Overview

The Okuma Captain L370MY is a CNC lathe listed with an 8 in chuck, a 2 in bar capacity and a 12-station turret under the Okuma OSP-P300L control. It is not on Okuma's current product pages, so anyone reading this is most likely weighing a second-hand machine, and the listed figures below should be checked against the machine's own plate and manual.

On the turning side the listed figures agree about the basics. Swing over the bed is 20.8 in, the chuck is 8 in, bar capacity is 2 in, and a tailstock is listed while a sub-spindle is not. That describes a lathe for bar-fed parts and for shafts supported at the tail end, with any back-face work done as a second operation. Main spindle torque is listed at 595 Nm and rapid traverse at 20 / 24 m/min for X and Z.

The milling side needs a closer look. The table gives a Y-axis travel of ±52.5 mm, a C-axis resolution of 0.001° and a driven tool speed of 4,500 rpm, the equipment of a lathe with driven tools and a Y axis. The same table also has a live tooling row marked No and an axis count of 2. Both cannot be true of one machine, so confirm that the lathe on offer has its driven-tool turret and Y axis before quoting milled features on it.

The envelope and spindle rows disagree in the same way. Maximum turning diameter appears as 620 mm and as 14.5 in, turning length as 1,520 mm and as 20.47 in, spindle speed as 3,500 rpm and as 4,500 RPM, and power as 22 kW (30 hp) and as 20 hp. Treat none of these as settled until measured or read from the nameplate.

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Full Specifications

Parameter Value
Max Turning Diameter 620 mm
Max Turning Length 1,520 mm
Main Spindle Speed 3,500 rpm
Main Spindle Power 22 kW (30 hp)
Main Spindle Torque 595 Nm
Y Axis Travel ±52.5 mm
C Axis Resolution 0.001°
Turret Stations 12
Driven Tool Speed 4,500 rpm
Rapid Traverse X Z 20 / 24 m/min
CNC Control Okuma OSP-P300L
Size 8" chuck
Swing Over Bed 20.8"
Machining Length 20.47"
Chuck Size 8"
Bar Capacity 2"
Power 20 hp
Max RPM 4,500 RPM
Turning Dia 14.5"
Tailstock Yes
Live Tooling No
Sub Spindle No

Specifications sourced from machinetools.com — verified 2026-03-28

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Strengths & Limitations

Strengths

  • A 12-station turret and the Okuma OSP-P300L control are listed
  • 8 in chuck with a 2 in bar capacity for bar-fed work
  • A tailstock is listed, for supporting shaft work
  • Listed main spindle torque of 595 Nm
  • Rows for ±52.5 mm of Y-axis travel, 0.001° C-axis resolution and 4,500 rpm driven tools

Limitations

  • No sub-spindle is listed, so second-side work needs a re-chuck or a second operation
  • The live tooling row reads No while another row gives a 4,500 rpm driven tool speed; the equipment of a given machine must be confirmed
  • Listed turning diameter (620 mm and 14.5 in) and turning length (1,520 mm and 20.47 in) do not agree with each other
  • A Y-axis travel of ±52.5 mm limits how far off center a feature can be milled
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Best For

Bar-fed turning within the listed 2 in bar capacity Shaft work supported by the listed tailstock Chuck work in an 8 in chuck with a 12-station turret Turned parts with milled features, if the machine has the listed Y axis and driven tools
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Frequently Asked Questions

01 Does the Captain L370MY have live tooling and a Y axis?

The listed figures point both ways. They include a Y-axis travel of ±52.5 mm, a C-axis resolution of 0.001° and a driven tool speed of 4,500 rpm, but also a live tooling row marked No and an axis count of 2. Inspect the turret and the control's axis display on the actual machine before relying on either.

02 What control does the Captain L370MY use?

The listed control is the Okuma OSP-P300L. No control options or software packages are given in the listed figures, so check the option list on the machine itself, along with the control model shown on its nameplate.

03 Does the Captain L370MY have a tailstock or a sub-spindle?

A tailstock is listed and a sub-spindle is not. Shafts can be supported at the tail end, but work on the back face of a part means turning it around in the 8 in chuck or running a second operation.

04 What are the chuck size and bar capacity?

The listed figures give an 8 in chuck and a 2 in bar capacity, with a swing over the bed of 20.8 in. These three rows are consistent with one another, unlike the turning diameter and length rows, and are the safer basis for judging what the machine will hold.

05 What is the maximum turning diameter and length of the Captain L370MY?

The listed figures do not settle it. Turning diameter is given as 620 mm in one row and 14.5 in in another, and turning length as 1,520 mm and as 20.47 in. Measure the machine or read its manual before committing a part that depends on either dimension.

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