Dayton, OH – Okuma THINC controls are based on the Okuma Sampling Path (OSP) concept that continues to evolve in power, performance and ease of use. The latest version, OSP P300 S, for multi-axis machine tools, features a dual core processor and 80 GB hard drive that is partitioned to enable simultaneous machine operation and setups.
In 1963 when Numerical Controls (the NC in CNC) for machine tools were gaining popularity, Okuma recognized that optimizing machining performance required all of the component parts to seamlessly work together. That’s when the company decided to develop its own control, OSP (Okuma Sampling Path). What immediately differentiated it from the existing NC controls is that it did not require the machine to return to a fixed reference point when powering up. Instead, Okuma uses an absolute position feedback encoder that memorizes the last machine position.
Monozukuri: It’s a key, time-honored principal of Japanese manufacturing. At its core, monozukuri means "making things." On a deeper level, monozukuri is about continuing to improve something, to make it better while focusing on the product and not the producer.
At Gosiger, we strive to provide only the products that are the most innovative and of the highest quality. We maintain demanding standards in precision, reliability, and accuracy, which are only met by the best brands in the manufacturing industry. Our line of Okuma CNC lathes is one such product.