KMT Waterjet Systems; Water Jet Cutting Applications

[vivalasaunders]

wanna see what distance it has.

[shootstuffup]

I want a water gun like this :D

[MrSodaducky]

Can it cut diamond?

[Optimus376]

whats the I.P.M when cutting plates like 3/16 and then like a 1" plate?

[AngPatGV]

I quit watching it because half of the time the darn BANNER you have telling what it cuts, is in the way of the VIDEO! As someone who has done production work, You might want to quiet down the video a bit, AND Remove the Banner, but add some text in an upper right or left hand corner where it will be out of the way. That Big Gaudy banner is not needed. Let the Product sell it self, - Not the Banner. Said with CONSTRUCTIVE criticism, - Please do not be offended, As I am just trying to help.

[lexichronicle2]

Can KMT provide any cutting out solutions for my smoking habit?

[SpartanAtom]

i run a jet edge waterjet at work, its pressurized at 60,000 psi, and i use abrasive. when u go to 90000 psi it cuts faster but wears down ur machine hella fast

everything about these machines cost a ton of money, the set up i have my company invested over $250k but it brings in about $600-$3000 a day depending on what im cutting and how long it takes.

[lexichronicle2]

@SpartanAtom Wow, so that's about a year at the low rate to clear the purchase cost. Not too shabby!

[Cacowninja]

IMMA FIRIN MAH LAZAH!!!!! (Squirts water)

[optionsnone]

Is a vortex more efficient than a laminar water flow ?

[vampov]

Normally these cut under water is this above water just for the video shoot? If so I can see why it would be a pretty boring video if all you saw was bubbling water

[lexichronicle2]

@vampov "Normally these cut under water is this above water just for the video shoot?"

Not all of them have the submerged option. I know the Omax's do.

[caliswagg818]

anybody kno where i can buy a waterjet gun for a hot sunny day at the park?

[Macmizan]

Will It Blend..? That is the question..

[faostube]

@Macmizan LOL~~~~~!!

[elsamuraiguapo]

What happens if I stick my finger in there?

[BuzzingFridge]

It's nice to have but who is gonna pump the basement dry?

[fryinskillet101]

water gun fight!!!!!!!

[anterlic]

can it cut through your comments on the video so that we see clearly ?

[charkee1]

No smoke, no slag to grind. What a great idea.

[BayouBluesMan]

motherfucker wrap me up one

[serkanvai]

07:05 "cut food" :))

- hey Mike all the knifes are dirty. how will i slice the bread?

- dude dont be lazy and take one of them from the dishwasher and wash it!!

- hmm i dont like washing the dishes lets use the water jet application

[KakuKachoO]

will it hurt if i put my finger down there?

[tmcunlimited]

do they make a hand held version of this ?

[z0tx]

@tmcunlimited You wouldn't be able to hold it. The water is coming out at Mach 4 dude.

[bilashhossain]

i never thought water could be so dangerous

[sprogdiklis]

will it cut through tungsten?

[WasteTime4Passwords]

Garnet abrasives?

[euassustovoce]

Can I cut my boss with this wonderful machine?

[flamevtx]

Nope...no diamond cutting, as well as certain ceramics cannot sustain it, nor can tempered glass (shatters).

[TheSpeedCube]

Chuck Norris' water gun ^^

[exociding]

Thanks for this video...

Right now I'm a college student that concentrate to Industrial Engineering, and this video is very useful for my Manufacturing Process subject :)

Thanks youtube, and thanks KMT.

[soundmagnefier]

why is that water on the side wobble like that ? is it wobblegirl ?

[mcrloversGee]

dont worry.. its just a scratch

[KMTWaterjetCutting]

Yes---waterjet will cut all types of stone. Abrasive is added to the water stream to cut thicker and harder materials. Right now, we are cutting 12" thick hardened titanium steel with our Streamline PRO 90,000 psi pump. Please let us know if you have any more questions or would like to talk to a local KMT area manager. Thanks for your question!

[Alientraveler003]

ah can we make this cordless



[faostube]

@KMTWaterjetCutting wtf!? 90,000 PSI? jesus thats a bomb waiting to go off. olol!

[NSResponder]

You mentioned marble.. How is it for harder stone like granite, or softer stone like slate?

[KMTWaterjetCutting]

Thank you HLasat---we appreciate every customer and want to help in their success. Thank you for taking the time to post your comment and thank you for your business.

[humanseverywhere]

cut through overuse of the word cut

[selfish91]

i noticed its at a slow speed it cuts, so i wonder if it passes by quick on whatever its cutting will it still cut ?? and if some were to swipe there hand across real quick will it cut it or chop it off clean ??

[hyperthreaded]

That's Chuck Norris having a slash.

[IIvIIegosh]

When a front door is being watched, your best option often times is just to make a back door. If you don't mind getting damp, a water saw is a great tool for the job. It will cut through the wall much more quitly than a metel saw and won't ignite anything flamible that happens to be lying around.

[masterbutan]

FYI: This is the same power in pokemon's water type move "water gun"...

[ozzirt]

It would have been quite informative and worth watching without the annoying comments box continually blocking half of the picture.

[punkrocka1992]

Imagine they made Super Soakes that powerful!! :D haha

[Cacowninja]

@punkrocka1992 Water fucking owns!

[BetterBillieveIt]

im bettin that can cut you

[Cacowninja]

@BetterBillieveIt Oh yeah.

[diatonix2]

I wonder: how much an issue is maintenance? I'm thinking in the first place of blocked (clogged) nozzles (from residues present in water). Will the obvious presence of humidity effect other (electrical) parts of the device - or how is that problem solved?

[mos3ad2006]

I want to see the water pump, which type can do that ? :)

[TheRealTingAling]

lol its hard to tink that it could cut through a person

[monimstarfox]

one hell of a water gun

[ushymucka]

around 60000 psi - yes and they all have a rough garnet feed

[apparent123]

does anyone know the pressure and temperature of water just when its being released?

It's so amazing u can cut with WATER

[AxlSlash4]

the only way to evolve this is to harness the powers of wind at supersonic speeds to cut the same things

[Primer9]

no way... how is that even possible

[Mustachioman]

@Primer9 It's fast, VERY FAST.

[Mrpantymelt]

I use one of those, just load up or create some vector graphics and start cutting ,its the balls!!! btw it is as acurate as the size of the stream allows and yes it can cut your wrist.

[FROZYO]

Stick my finger in there...

[Ubookz]

very accurate cutting, can cut up to 3" thick steel,very accurate for thick materials but not really fast, cutting with psi of 60,000 h2o+abrasive  powder.

[SERBE4EVER]

The power of wather

[MrFlyinpig]

How thick can it cut in steel and how accurate?

[rinjingan]

how much the prise if it compare to lasercuting machine..?

[KMTWaterjetCutting]

Rinjingan, As a general rule waterjet is significantly cheaper than laser. Most lasers start out around $500,000 where with waterjet you can start around $100,000.

[rinjingan]

TQ very much..

[Mrpantymelt]

One thing that sucks is cleaning the sand out of the thing on occasion, its difficult to shovel it out with bits of metal in the sand (nearly impossible) do you know a better way to clean er out

[urahara300]

can it cut through diamond?

[pon4iks]

@urahara300

No it cant, for most powerfull water jets the diamond is used in ending so water dont destroys it.

[ritoruka]

@urahara300

Nope. It takes lasers to cut through pure diamond. Water can't do it

[z0tx]

@urahara300 Diamond, glass (it breaks) are some of the few materials a waterjet cutter cannot cut

[MHND07]

@urahara300 YES EVERYTHING

water jet is the stronger thing in the univers

[arriba90]

@urahara300 Engineer for a waterjet company here (won't say which one)

in a short answer: yes.

Although the long life cutting heads have a diamond orifice to allow for extended run times. These diamonds do wear down eventually. I actually work closely with one of the diamond orifice suppliers, pretty cool stuff!

[RyanAWan]

can it cut my wrist?

[NokTurrnal99]

now thats a proper liquid sword,,,btw is it only the pressure at work here or is there certain teperature applied to it as well i wonder

[KMTWaterjetCutting]

There is no temperature applied. The cutting water is around 80 Degrees F.  This is one of the major benifits because without heat the material does not suffer any adverse effects you would see from plasma and laser.

[BoatRepairMan]

I want one!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[zloben9000]

why

[0623josh]

If you would like more info on this call me 910-974-5414 josh butler

[LucyiX]

what happends if a metal seringr is filled with water but with no way out and is compressed? will the serynge blow?

[KMTWaterjet1]

It depends on the pressure of the water. If the syringe can withstand high pressures then the water will stay within the syringe. If not the water will find the path of least resistance and escape. It may blow but chances are it will just fizzle out.

[dummmah]

yes this can kill you, it's pressure develops up to 4000 bars.

for terenceheng83- i'm still wondering but don't have the balls to try it xD

[playstion33]

can this kill u :(

[terenceheng83]

i m wondering, if the jet is pointed upwards how high will it shoot?

[cCoOpPyYcCaAtTRs]

good question...idk

[RaymondCorrigan]

@terenceheng83

90,000psi water jet cutters (some of the most powerful) shoot out at 1,000m/s.

So it would go up about 50km (~30 miles). I suppose if you had one with about 250,000psi you could theoretically shoot satellites out of low earth orbit.

[bricefiztberg]

@terenceheng83 neglecting any head loss using P=rho*g*h,

and letting rho to be 1000kg/m^3 since cutting is done with water at about room temperature

and taking gage 90000psi = 620Mpa

we get h=63km in theory

i think thats how we work it out

[terenceheng83]

@bricefiztberg wow.. if that's true, that;s hardcore... thanks for the info...

[mrhyde6]

@terenceheng83 Not very high it will just turn to mist

[z0tx]

@terenceheng83 It dissipates in the air quite fast as you can imagine, do it actually wouldn't go farther than 30-40 inches

[sylvester134]

the power of softness - tao te ching