Okuma is a leading manufacturer in the CNC machinery industry, renowned for its commitment to precision, innovation, and quality. Founded in 1898 in Japan, Okuma has evolved from producing noodle-making machines to becoming a global leader in CNC technology. The company specializes in a wide range of machine tools, including CNC lathes, vertical and horizontal machining centers, and multitasking machines. What sets Okuma apart is its “Single Source” philosophy, where the company designs and manufactures all components of its machines, including the CNC controls, drives, and motors. This integrated approach ensures optimal performance and reliability across their product lineup, which is widely used in industries such as aerospace, automotive, and medical manufacturing.

Investing in used Okuma equipment provides significant value for manufacturers looking to enhance their machining capabilities without the financial burden of new machinery. These pre-owned machines often retain their high performance due to Okuma’s focus on durability and quality construction. Many used Okuma models come equipped with advanced features such as high-speed spindles, large tool storage capacities, and sophisticated control systems like the OSP series. The longevity of Okuma machines makes them attractive options in the secondary market, allowing businesses to achieve high-quality results at a fraction of the cost of new equipment while maintaining operational efficiency.

The Used Sales team at Machinery Systems plays a crucial role in helping customers find the right pre-owned Okuma CNC machinery to meet their specific needs. With extensive industry knowledge and experience, the team can assist in identifying suitable models—whether it’s turning centers or machining centers—that align with production requirements and budget constraints. They provide detailed insights into each machine’s condition, maintenance history, and performance metrics to facilitate informed decision-making. Additionally,
Machinery Systems’ Used Sales team offers support with machine installation, operator training, and potential upgrades, ensuring that businesses maximize their investment in used Okuma equipment and seamlessly integrate these machines into their existing workflows.