Okuma MCR-S

Est. $800,000 - $1,500,000 Specs verified 2026-10-03 · okuma.com Updated 2026-10-03

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Key Specifications

X Travel

4,200 [5,200; 6,700] mm (165.35 [204.72] in)

Tool Capacity

50 [80, 100, 120, 180]

Spindle Power

26/22 kW (35/30 hp)

effective gate width

2,650 mm / 3,150 mm

rapid traverse z

15 m/min (49.22 fpm)

width between columns

2,650 [3,150] mm (104.33 [124.02] in)

How much does the Okuma MCR-S cost?

Estimated price range

Est.$800,000 - $1,500,000

Our best estimate for a vertical machining centers (vmc) in this class — not a quote from Okuma. Configuration moves it a long way.

Overview

The Okuma MCR-S is a double-column machining center with a 30–10,000 rpm spindle as its only listed spindle, driven by a 26/22 kW (35/30 hp) motor. On several other MCR models that speed is an option or absent; the MCR-BV, for instance, lists a single 30–6,000 rpm range.

The size choices are narrower than on the longer MCR machines. Effective gate width is 2,650 mm or 3,150 mm, given as 104.33 [124.02] in between columns, and X-axis travel is 4,200 mm (165.35 in), with 5,200 mm (204.72 in) and 6,700 mm tables optional. The MCR-BV shares those starting figures but continues to 143.70 in between columns and 480.31 in of X.

Rapid traverse is 30 m/min (98.43 fpm) in X, 32 m/min in Y and 15 m/min (49.22 fpm) in Z. Together with the 10,000 rpm spindle, that points the MCR-S at mould bases, aluminium structures and finishing of large surfaces, where feed and speed count for more than the heaviest cut. For heavy roughing the motor is the limit: 26/22 kW against 45/37 kW (60/50 hp) on the MCR-C.

The magazine holds 50 tools, with 80, 100, 120 and 180 optional. No spindle taper, table load or Y and Z travel is given on the product page.

Full Specifications

Parameter	Value
Effective Gate Width	2,650 mm / 3,150 mm
Spindle Motor Power	26/22 kW (35/30 hp)
Rapid Traverse Z	15 m/min (49.22 fpm)
Tool Capacity	50 [80, 100, 120, 180]
Width Between Columns	2,650 [3,150] mm (104.33 [124.02] in)
Table Travel	4,200 [5,200; 6,700]
Spindle Range	30~10,000
Rapid Traverse Rate X	30 m/min
Rapid Traverse Rate Y	32 m/min
Rapid Traverse Rate Z	15 m/min
X-Axis Travel	4,200 [5,200; 6,700] mm (165.35 [204.72] in)
Spindle Speed	30–10,000 rpm
Rapid Traverse X	30 m/min (98.43 fpm)

Specifications sourced from okuma.com — verified 2026-10-03

Strengths & Limitations

Strengths

30–10,000 rpm spindle as the listed specification, with no option needed
Rapids of 30 m/min (98.43 fpm) in X and 32 m/min in Y
Two gate widths, 2,650 mm and 3,150 mm, and three X travels: 4,200, 5,200 and 6,700 mm
50-tool magazine with 80, 100, 120 and 180 tool options

Limitations

One motor rating only: 26/22 kW (35/30 hp), against 45/37 kW (60/50 hp) on the MCR-C
Longest X travel is 6,700 mm; the MCR-A5CII is offered to 12,050 mm (474.41 in)
Z rapid of 15 m/min (49.22 fpm) is half the X figure
Spindle speed starts at 30 rpm, so very large boring tools cannot be run as slowly as on the MCR-C, which starts at 10 rpm
Spindle taper and table load are not stated among the published rows

Best For

Mould bases and large plates finished at up to 10,000 rpm Aluminium structural parts within 6,700 mm of X travel Wide parts on the 3,150 mm (124.02 in) gate-width version Mixed milling and drilling with 50 to 180 tools in the magazine

Frequently Asked Questions

01 What is the spindle speed of the Okuma MCR-S?

The spindle range is 30–10,000 rpm, and it is the only range listed. The motor is rated 26/22 kW (35/30 hp). That combination favours finishing and lighter, faster cutting over the heaviest roughing.

02 What sizes does the MCR-S come in?

Two widths and three lengths. The effective gate width is 2,650 mm or 3,150 mm, listed as 104.33 [124.02] in between columns. X-axis travel is 4,200 mm (165.35 in) as standard, with 5,200 mm (204.72 in) and 6,700 mm as options.

03 How fast does the MCR-S traverse?

X rapid is 30 m/min (98.43 fpm), Y is 32 m/min and Z is 15 m/min (49.22 fpm). These match the 98.43 x 104.99 x 49.22 fpm listed for the MCR-BV, so the two machines position at the same pace.

04 MCR-S or MCR-C: which suits heavy cutting?

For heavy cutting the MCR-C is the stronger machine, with a 45/37 kW (60/50 hp) motor and a 10–4,000 rpm spindle on a No. 50 taper, against 26/22 kW (35/30 hp) and 30–10,000 rpm on the MCR-S. The MCR-S is the choice when spindle speed and a faster X rapid, 30 m/min against 24 m/min on the MCR-C, matter more than motor power.