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This "buyer's guide" is intended to point out some issues that you should consider before investing in a waterjet. |
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This page contains general advice for those looking to purchase a new (or used) waterjet machining system. |
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This article looks at the specific components of a waterjet, such as the table size, abrasive feed system, and controller.
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There are two basic types of pumps used in waterjets, intensifier and crankshaft. Both types of pumps have their advantages and disadvantages, which are discussed in this section. |
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The main reason you care about water quality when you use a waterjet is that it has a large effect on how long various components in your machine last. Components in high-pressure water pumps and nozzles will wear out much faster if you have poor water quality, especially if there are a lot of minerals in it.
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There are ways that you can end up paying more for a waterjet than you planned. This topic covers a few of them. |
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Buying a used waterjet can be a good way to save some money. However, as in buying a used car, there are things to watch out for. |
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Buyer's Guide