Author name: Thomas

About the author Thomas, Technical Team leader, designs, manufactures, and quality-checks tungsten-carbide abrasive nozzles for abrasive waterjet cutting heads. He has 10+ years of combined field experience commissioning and servicing Flow, KMT, OMAX, and Jet Edge systems, and every specification in this guide is validated against in-house production and bench testing.

Why Tungsten Carbide Is the Standard for Waterjet Sand Tubes

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Steel erodes in hours, ceramic shatters, and diamond is overkill on price. Tungsten carbide sits in the sweet spot —

Waterjet Mixing Tube vs Nozzle: What’s the Difference?

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“Nozzle” gets used for almost every part of a waterjet cutting head — but the orifice and the mixing tube

What Is a Waterjet Mixing Tube and How Does It Work?

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Abrasive waterjet (AWJ) cutting has become one of the most versatile machining processes in modern manufacturing. It slices stainless steel,