Okuma GENOS M460V-e

$80,000 - $130,000 Updated 2026-03-16

Key Specifications

Max Spindle

min⁻¹

Spindle Taper

No. 40 (BT40 / CAT40)

Tool Capacity

24 tools

Table Size

1,000 x 460

Rapid Traverse

X-Y 40, Z: 32

Spindle Power

Overview

The Okuma GENOS M460V-e is a value-oriented vertical machining center built on Okuma's proven platform architecture, bringing essential Okuma quality and reliability to job shops and production facilities seeking capable VMC performance at a competitive price point. With a 1,100 x 510 mm table, 762 x 460 x 460 mm axis travels, and a 12,000 RPM No. 40 spindle, the M460V-e covers the most common mid-size workpiece range for general manufacturing, mold work, and job shop production.

The GENOS series represents Okuma's accessible-value product line — machines built with the same quality standards and manufactured in the same facilities as Okuma's flagship products, but configured with essential features rather than maximum specifications. The M460V-e includes Okuma's OSP-P300M control, Thermo-Friendly Concept thermal compensation, and Anti-Crash System as standard features — capabilities that many competitors offer only as costly options. A 24-tool ATC provides adequate capacity for most general machining programs without requiring an upgraded magazine.

The M460V-e's cast iron column and base construction provides vibration damping and thermal stability that differentiate it from lower-cost Taiwanese and Korean VMC alternatives. Rapid traverse of 36 m/min on X/Y axes and 30 m/min on Z keeps non-cutting time competitive for general job shop work. Through-spindle coolant and probing are available options for shops requiring precision hole finishing and automated part measurement.

The M460V-e competes with the Haas VF-3, Mazak VCN-430A, Fanuc Robodrill, and DMG Mori CMX 600V in the accessible VMC segment. For shops that want Okuma quality and OSP control support without the premium of flagship models, the GENOS M460V-e represents excellent value. Pricing for new machines falls between $80,000 and $130,000. Specs sourced from Okuma Corporation published data.

Full Specifications

Parameter	Value
Table Size	1,000 x 460
X Y Z Travel	762 x 460 x 460 mm (30.0 x 18.1 x 18.1 in)
Max Spindle Speed	min⁻¹
Spindle Taper	No. 40 (BT40 / CAT40)
Spindle Motor Power	kW
Tool Capacity	24 tools
Rapid Traverse Rate	X-Y 40, Z: 32
Max Table Load	700 kg (1,543 lb)
Guideway Type	Linear guides (all axes)
CNC Control	Okuma OSP-P300M
Thermo Friendly Concept	Standard
Anti Crash System	Standard
Machine Weight	Approx. 7,500 kg (16,535 lb)
Max Machining Volume	762 x 460 x 460
Okuma Global Repair Center	Charlotte, North Carolina
Inches	Metric
Spindle Speed	15,000
Spindle Motor Power	22/18.5
Magazine Capacity	32 Tools

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

Strengths & Limitations

Strengths

Okuma's Thermo-Friendly Concept and Anti-Crash System included as standard features — capabilities that cost extra on many competitor machines at this price point
OSP control with full conversational programming support allows operator-written programs at the machine without CAM software
Cast iron construction provides better vibration damping and thermal stability than aluminum or welded steel alternatives common at this price level
Competitive pricing of $80,000 to $130,000 brings Okuma quality and reliability to shops that cannot justify flagship machine pricing

Limitations

24-tool ATC is limiting for complex parts or high-mix operations where 30+ tools per program are common
762mm X-travel is shorter than some competitors at similar price — parts approaching 762mm require careful fixturing and fixture plate planning
15 kW spindle power is adequate for general work but limits aggressive material removal rates in tough materials compared to higher-power competitors

Best For

Job shops seeking Okuma reliability and OSP control at an accessible price point as their first or second VMC Production facilities running medium-volume part families where the M460V-e's consistent accuracy and uptime reduce scrap and rework costs Mold and die shops machining medium-sized mold components, inserts, and electrode blocks within the 762mm X envelope Shops transitioning from lower-cost VMC brands and wanting Japanese-quality construction with a recognized support network

Frequently Asked Questions

01 What is the difference between the GENOS M460V-e and the GENOS M560V-e?

The M460V-e has a 762mm X-travel and 1,100mm table, while the M560V-e has a 1,050mm X-travel and 1,560mm table. The M560V-e accommodates significantly larger workpieces and longer table setups. Both machines share the same OSP-P300M control and GENOS quality level; the choice comes down to the workpiece size envelope required.

02 Can the M460V-e run unattended?

Yes. With tool life management, part probing, and the Anti-Crash System in the OSP control, the M460V-e is capable of lights-out operation for proven programs. Integration with bar feeders, robotic part changers, and pallet systems is possible for higher automation levels. The machine's cast iron construction and thermal stability make it well-suited for overnight unattended production runs.

03 Is the OSP-P300M control easier to use than Fanuc?

Okuma's OSP control uses a conversational programming approach called MAZATROL-style interactive cycles that allows operators to program at the control without G-code. Many operators find OSP intuitive for setting up new jobs. For shops standardized on Fanuc, the OSP control requires a learning curve and Okuma-compatible post processors for CAM output. Most CAM systems support OSP natively.

04 What is Thermo-Friendly Concept and why does it matter?

Thermo-Friendly Concept is Okuma's approach to minimizing thermal displacement — the dimensional change that occurs as a machine heats up during cutting. Rather than eliminating heat sources or using complex compensation tables, Okuma designs the machine structure to deform symmetrically so that thermal growth is predictable and self-canceling. The result is consistent part accuracy across shifts without extended warmup programs or coolant chiller dependence.

05 What is the lead time for a new GENOS M460V-e?

Delivery times for new GENOS M460V-e machines are typically 12 to 20 weeks from order confirmation for standard configurations. Machines with optional through-spindle coolant, probing, or expanded ATC may have slightly longer lead times. Okuma's North American distributor network and factory-direct sales in some regions provide local application support and installation.