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Okuma MV-4000H

$350,000 – $480,000 Updated 2026-03-17
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Key Specifications

Pallet Size

400 x 400 mm

Max Workpiece Size (dia. x H)

630 x 900 mm

Max Workpiece Weight

500 kg

X / Y / Z Travel

560 / 560 / 640 mm

Spindle Speed

20 – 15,000 rpm

Spindle Motor

18.5 / 22 kW (25 / 30 HP)

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Overview

The Okuma MV-4000H is a compact horizontal machining center designed for high-productivity four-face machining of medium-size prismatic components. Its horizontal spindle orientation allows chips to fall away from the workpiece by gravity, resulting in better surface finishes and longer tool life compared to vertical machining configurations on deep-cavity parts.

Built around a 400 mm pallet, the MV-4000H is well-suited for aluminum automotive components, hydraulic blocks, gearbox housings, and pump bodies where multiple faces must be accessed in minimal setups. The machine's rigid construction and precision linear guideways deliver the accuracy and repeatability expected in high-volume production environments.

Okuma's OSP-P300S control manages the pallet indexing, tool changes, and multi-face machining programs with ease. Optional pallet pool automation allows the MV-4000H to run lights-out for extended periods, maximizing spindle utilization and reducing per-part costs significantly.

The MV-4000H occupies a smaller footprint than larger HMC models, making it an attractive entry point into horizontal machining for shops transitioning from vertical machining centers or seeking to expand their HMC capacity without major facility changes.

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Full Specifications

Parameter Value
Pallet Size 400 x 400 mm
Max Workpiece Size (Dia. X H) 630 x 900 mm
Max Workpiece Weight 500 kg
X / Y / Z Travel 560 / 560 / 640 mm
Spindle Speed 20 – 15,000 rpm
Spindle Motor 18.5 / 22 kW (25 / 30 HP)
Spindle Taper BT40 / HSK-A63
Tool Magazine Capacity 40 tools (standard), 80 optional
Tool Change Time (Chip-To-Chip) 3.0 sec
Pallet Change Time 12 sec
Rapid Traverse (X/Y/Z) 60 / 60 / 60 m/min
B-Axis (Pallet Rotation) 0.001° indexing
CNC Control Okuma OSP-P300S
Machine Weight Approx. 13,000 kg (28,660 lb)
Okuma Global Repair Center Charlotte, North Carolina

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

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Strengths & Limitations

Strengths

  • Horizontal spindle enables gravity chip evacuation for superior finishes in deep-cavity work
  • Compact 400 mm pallet HMC footprint allows installation where larger HMCs cannot fit
  • Fast 60 m/min rapids and 3-second chip-to-chip time minimize non-cutting time
  • Easy integration with pallet pool systems for automated lights-out production
  • OSP-P300S control with pallet management simplifies multi-face machining programs

Limitations

  • 400 mm pallet limits maximum workpiece size compared to larger 500 or 630 mm pallet HMCs
  • Higher initial investment than equivalent vertical machining centers
  • Setup and fixturing for horizontal orientation require more preparation than VMC work
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Best For

Automotive suppliers machining aluminum transmission housings, pump bodies, and engine brackets Hydraulic component manufacturers producing multi-port blocks requiring four-face access Job shops running medium-volume prismatic parts where chip control is critical Companies expanding from VMC to HMC production seeking a compact, capable first HMC
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Frequently Asked Questions

01 What pallet size does the MV-4000H use?

The MV-4000H uses a 400 x 400 mm pallet, supporting workpieces up to 630 mm in diameter and 900 mm in height, with a maximum weight of 500 kg per pallet.

02 How does horizontal machining improve chip evacuation?

With a horizontal spindle, gravity pulls chips down and away from the cutting zone and workpiece, preventing chip re-cutting that degrades surface finish and shortens tool life. This is especially beneficial in deep pockets and bores.

03 Can the MV-4000H be connected to a pallet pool for automation?

Yes. The MV-4000H supports Okuma's Flexible Manufacturing System (FMS) pallet pool configurations, allowing multiple pallets to queue, reducing operator attention and enabling lights-out machining.

04 What tool taper does the MV-4000H use?

The MV-4000H supports BT40 or HSK-A63 tool interfaces depending on configuration. HSK-A63 is preferred for high-speed applications as it provides better rigidity at elevated spindle speeds.

05 What is the spindle speed range of the MV-4000H?

The spindle operates from 20 to 15,000 rpm, covering the full range from heavy steel roughing at low speed to high-speed aluminum finishing and small-diameter drilling.

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