WAZER waterjets can cut virtually any material. WAZER cuts metal, it is excellent for soft materials such as plastics & composites, and also for the precision cutting of tiles, glass, and stone.
Waterjet cutters use a fine steam jet made of water at high pressure and velocity to cut the material.
WSI keeps a detailed inventory of all parts and components used in waterjet systems to ensure prompt fulfillment.
Gulf States Saw & Machine Co.'s WaterJet Cutting Machines can be used to make machine parts. WaterJet machines offer unrivaled flexibility. They can cut materials quickly without having to alter their original structure.
You can order the spare parts that you need to waterjet cut your machine right from our online shop. You can be assured that all parts will meet your expectations.
You can now iterate faster than ever. Think of a design. Next, create it using the waterjet. Finally, you can assemble it in-house.
The Mach 300 was purpose-built to provide reliable performance you can rely on. This waterjet system is simple and efficient.
Are you ready to jump to the action and get started with abrasive jet cutting? The Jet Start Series is your answer! This table measures 5' x 10ft. It is paired up with our HERO50 Intensifier Pouch and allows you to start cutting precision, 3-axis or 5-axis CNC Waterjet and AbrasiveJet right away!
WSI is defined in its patented and industrially proven waterjet cutting products. They are unmatched for their value, and we provide personalized service and support. WSI remains with our customers after the sale and for the entire life of their waterjet-cutting needs.
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High pressure waterjet technology took form in the post-World-War-II-era, resulting in faster cutting and greater precision. The reliability of the ultra-high pressure pumps was still a challenge until the 1970s, when Dr. John Olsen VP Operations at OMAX Corporation developed them.
While the initial life of abrasive waterjetnozzles wasn't long enough to make it commercially viable in the early days, Boride Corporation developed mixing tubes that made it possible to create a more commercially viable nozzle. A reliable high pressure pump and a durable abrasive nozzle made it possible to cut a variety of materials.
Water as a cutting agent for soft materials is a method that has been in use for decades. Early forms, like the Paper Patents Company's paper-metering system in the 1930s, used relatively low-pressure water. Even though waterjets were able to cut soft materials easily, they could not be used effectively for cutting harder materials. After the jet stream was formed, the waterjet could cut more difficult materials like metals by adding an abrasive in the cutting nozzle. However, just inducing garnet was not an option without further advances. Two innovations would be needed for cutting harder material: ultra high pressure pumps and advanced waterjetnozzles.
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Waterjet cutting is a common application. Cut to a net size of 3/4" or thicker stainless steel.
Is it possible to cut granite with a water jet? It is possible to cut granite with a waterjet. Water jets can cut stone up 12 inches. This is sufficient for most stone-cutting tasks.
A Water Recycling System or a Closed Looped System to an abrasive cutting machine is a system that recycles cutting water from the waterjet cutting process, providing zero wastewater discharge.
Only a waterjet machine can cut diamond, which is the hardest material on the planet. The OMAX 2626 waterjet machine is high-precision and can be found in many research labs, prototyping facilities, and even aerospace facilities.