*How much is this amazing machine?*

I run a 94k everyday. Best job ever.

What is the material you are using to support the gasket, I do a lot of rubber and that looks like the ticket, thanks KH

i want this machine all information and cost so plz contact me this no 09272332779 and 08149066979

How mutch

Pegasus Northwest has some of the best experience waterjet operators in the Puget Sound area,they are world class in all phases of waterjet cutting.

Is that a block of cardboard your using to support the gasket material while the jet cuts?

I work for a granite and custom tile and stone fabrication company. I control the jet cutter. These machines are amazing. The things you can do and cut is endless and unbelievable. Whoever designed it is a genius

Cutting stone with the Mach 4!

Cutting a Geode with the Mach 3 -- Happy Earth Day!

Cutting some aluminum with the Mach 4!

Cutting gasket is pretty quick and easy with Flow!

How can you expand capabilities and improve the net income of your shop?

Una maquina espectacular,!!!

Cool

The making of the Seahawk jack-o-latern. Happy Halloween!

They mentioned it in the video...

For smaller parts... get whats called, waterjet brick(s) Its honeycombed teflon material - guessing 3"~4" thick.. (so, you lose some height "Z" travel) yes, this gets destroyed, just like the cutting table. I've cut many different materials, working for the aerospace industry. example: something like window glass, bullet proof plastics, (any) metals, etc Seems to me, the harder the material is to cut, the better. The waterjet is a great tool to have in the shop.

Waterjet cutting is a cold-cutting process.

Part accuracy is up to .001"

hot water right????

what's the psi for this application?

3:02 thats cool ;)

Fantastic! Had no idea Titanium would spark!

If I understand your question, why the high velocity water jet does not deform the tube, where the water come out? it's simple, because the abrasive jet ( water mixed with abrasive) can cut different material, a lot of material, as it seems to be, but actually the abrasive jet can not cut a number of material, like diamand (high ductility) and some ciramics, so the tube is generaly made of ciramic, the reason he still hold the high energy, but everything has an end, you know...

mazec

it's...so beautiful.

Yes it is

Like if you saw this on Burn Notice

Yeah it is. But the abrasive (usually garnet) isn't something you want to use more than twice. Or maybe even once.

cool

....and a price tag that you will never be able to afford....ever.

"Reduces operator fatigue" - perhaps, but all the fast cutting in this video definitely induces viewer fatigue. Let us just see the damn thing working!

that dramatic music sucks and is tacky

3800 bar

i give you 10000000000000$if it cutt a 3 meter have duty steel

@juanito6939 check 3D waterjet cutting

Awesome!

@jlboycebu - Once the waterjet hits air, it actually dissipates quite quickly. After about 36” of travel, you’re left with nothing more than some mist!

Well, Blake. Maybe that is because they make high-end waterjets and not videos. You are looking at a technological marvel that costs more then you will ever make in your lifetime and you notice the editing of the video. Great eye ! You will go far in life, I have no doubt.

How much pressure is on that nozzle?

That's so f'n cool

@okayamawater - Yes, you can. Please contact our office at +81-3-5789-5920 or [email protected].

@LRSS46 - A smaller size suction cup will be available soon. Please call Flow Customer Service at 800-526-4810.

So what is coming tell us!!

Are there different size succsion cups for smaller or larger pieces?

Can it cut through osmium?

For a company making high end waterjets, your video editing is by far the worst out there! No offense but that is just fact.....

@baniels Understood, thank you for explanation.

@VioletGiraffe There is a stone, usually a ruby, in the end of the outtake with a small hole inside. The stream of water is passing through the ruby, not the steel.