Okuma's LT2000 EX Offers Complete Primary and Secondary Machining in One Setup (Watch Video)

The Okuma LT2000 EX serves as a highly modular horizontal twin-spindle turning center built for the 6-inch chuck class.

Operating on a compact footprint, the machine balances primary and secondary machining by allowing operators to pair either its upper or lower turrets with either spindle. This architectural freedom means a single platform can finish intricate components in a single setup, integrating lathe, milling, and drilling functions across every available turret station.

Manufacturers can customize the machine across multiple distinct setups, choosing between two- or three-turret layouts with optional Y-axis capability. This modularity scales the tool capacity from 32 stations on the twin-turret version up to 48 stations on the triple-turret configuration.

VIDEO: LT2000 EX Horizontal Lathe

Machinists interact with the hardware via the open-architecture, PC-based OSP-P control system. The user interface groups common operational steps together logically, lowering the technical barrier for novice users while maintaining the deep parameter control required by veteran programmers to maximize throughput.

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