Okuma MULTUS B400
Key Specifications
Max Turn Length
max turning diameter
main spindle speed
main spindle motor
sub spindle speed
milling spindle speed
How much does the Okuma MULTUS B400 cost?
Estimated price range
Our best estimate for a mill-turn / multi-tasking machine in this class — not a quote from Okuma. Configuration moves it a long way.
Overview
The Okuma MULTUS B400 is a multitasking lathe with a tilting milling spindle and a sub-spindle. On the listed figures the main spindle and the sub-spindle both run 20 – 3,500 rpm, the milling spindle runs 20 – 10,000 rpm, and the machine weighs approx. 21,000 kg (46,300 lb). Equal speed ranges on the two turning spindles mean a second operation can run at the same cutting data as the first.
The milling spindle swings on a B-axis from –30° to +210° and travels ±125 mm in Y, so it can face either turning spindle and reach features up to 125 mm off the centreline. Rapid traverse is listed as 30 / 30 / 40 m/min in X, Y and Z. The table counts 8 axes, gives a bar capacity of 4" and shows no tailstock, which leaves the sub-spindle as the only support for the far end of a long part.
On the turning envelope the listed table disagrees with itself. It carries two different turning diameters, two machining lengths, two chuck sizes and two power ratings, and none of them is repeated here. Read those from the nameplate and manual of the actual machine. The same goes for the control, which the listing shows as CNC (OSP-200L).
Full Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Max Turning Diameter | 660 mm (26.0 in) |
| Max Turning Length | 1,259 mm (49.6 in) |
| Main Spindle Speed | 20 – 3,500 rpm |
| Main Spindle Motor | 22 / 26 kW (30 / 35 HP) |
| Sub Spindle Speed | 20 – 3,500 rpm |
| Milling Spindle Speed | 20 – 10,000 rpm |
| Milling Spindle Motor | 22 / 26 kW (30 / 35 HP) |
| B Axis Range | –30° to +210° |
| Y Axis Travel | ±125 mm |
| Rapid Traverse X Y Z | 30 / 30 / 40 m/min |
| Chuck Size Main Sub | 315 mm / 254 mm |
| Machine Weight | Approx. 21,000 kg (46,300 lb) |
| Chuck Size | 15" |
| Bar Capacity | 4" |
| Power | 40 hp |
| Max RPM | 10,000 RPM |
| Turning Dia | 27.9" |
| Swing Over Bed | 27.9" |
| Machining Length | 61" |
| Tailstock | No |
| CNC Control | CNC (OSP-200L) |
Specifications sourced from machinetools.com — verified 2026-03-28
Strengths & Limitations
Strengths
- Milling spindle listed at 20 – 10,000 rpm on a B-axis that swings from –30° to +210°
- Sub-spindle listed at the same 20 – 3,500 rpm as the main spindle
- ±125 mm of Y travel for off-centre milling, drilling and tapping
- Listed bar capacity of 4" for bar-fed work
- Rapid traverse listed as 30 / 30 / 40 m/min in X, Y and Z
Limitations
- No tailstock is listed, so the far end of a shaft can only be held by the sub-spindle
- Y travel is ±125 mm; milling further off centre than that is outside the stroke
- Turning spindles are listed to 3,500 rpm, a limit on surface speed at small diameters
- The listed table gives conflicting values for turning diameter, machining length, chuck size and power, so the envelope has to be confirmed on the machine
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Frequently Asked Questions
01
The main spindle and the sub-spindle are both listed at 20 – 3,500 rpm. The milling spindle is listed at 20 – 10,000 rpm, and a separate row gives the maximum as 10,000 RPM, which agrees with it.
02
No. The listed table shows the tailstock as "No" and lists a sub-spindle running 20 – 3,500 rpm, the same range as the main spindle. Long parts are therefore held between the two spindles, and the second end is machined in the sub-spindle.
03
The B-axis range is listed as –30° to +210° and Y travel as ±125 mm. The B range lets the milling spindle work square to the part, at an angle, or toward the sub-spindle side; the Y stroke covers flats, keyways and cross holes up to 125 mm off the centreline.
04
The listed table is not a dependable guide on this point: it gives two different values each for turning diameter, machining length and chuck size. What it states without conflict is a 4" bar capacity, ±125 mm of Y travel and no tailstock. For the turning envelope, use the manual or nameplate of the specific machine.
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