Pressure Washer Water Jet Cutter

Ships in 30 to 60 days 220v 50 hz.

Pressure washer water jet cutter.

A water cutter is something you might think would be impossible for an experimenter to make for themself but applied science is on hand to disprove that notion. Get versatility to cut any material any shape and any size with a flow waterjet. Knowing that this product would not have the power of a pressure washer it does very good on city water pressure. Ships in 30 60 days.

110v 60 hz. Image courtesy of flow international. A water cutter is something you might think would be impossible for an experimenter to make for themself but applied science is on hand to disprove that notion. Bought it to handle muddy wheelwells and unsides of my vehicles.

This converted cheap pressure washer is capable of cutting aluminum. It can get into tight places with the length of the wand and with the interchangable nozzles it can tackle any job. From our perspective they are interesting in that they can cut metal something not normally possible with the laser cutters within our reach. The 90k advocates point out that increasing the waterjet pump pressure from 60 000 psi to 90 000 psi increases the velocity of the stream which they argue increases cutting speed by 50 percent or more depending on the application.

A compact waterjet for every workshop. Flow is the inventor and world leader in waterjet cutting solutions. Of course since it is still basically a pressure washer do not expect that it will be as fast as a commercial water jet cutter. In this video we take a closer look at the fern water jet power washer hose attachment that i purchased from bunnings warehouse.

He s taken a cheap pressure. If you are fond of metalworking then this is a very convenient power tool to have. A flow mach 4c dynamic xd waterjet cutting carbon fiber. A water cutter is something you might think would be impossible for an experimenter to make for themself but applied science is on hand to disprove that notion.

The first desktop waterjet. These machines use a high pressure water jet usually carrying a stream of abrasive particles to cut through the material placed beneath them.