Author name: Belinda Wang Product Engineer

If your Wamit Waterjet cutting machine is creating rough edges, tolerances that are out of specification, or unexpected tapers, your nozzle or mixing tube is likely the cause. The two parts are silent and constant-running components. Most operators don’t replace them in time, before the quality has degraded and the garnet has been used up. 

Electric vehicles require extreme manufacturing precision. A battery enclosure that is off by a fraction of a millimeter can compromise thermal management. A structural panel processed with heat-based cutting methods risks material distortion – visible not in the factory, but later on the road. As EV production volumes increase, manufacturers are finding that not every

A waterjet pump is the core power source of any waterjet cutting system, directly influencing cutting performance, precision, and overall productivity. It can ensure stable production and high quality under efficient working conditions. However, pump-related issues can quickly lead to downtime, reduced output, and increased operating costs. Fortunately, most waterjet pump problems are identifiable and

There’s a reason the 5-axis waterjet cutting machine is seen as one of the most advanced cutting solutions available today. Anyone who has worked with traditional cutting tools knows how challenging it can be to get clean, precise results, especially when dealing with complex shapes or thick materials. Extra finishing, uneven edges, and multiple setups