Watercutting Abrajet

[@WatechNorway]

Wow, 2 million views on our Abrajet watercutting video! Thanks for all the support! To celebrate, we have posted a new video for you: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eH67aXRjbpuljM0

[@Toolooa]

Impressive & unbelievable! 😮

[@Chr.U.Cas1622]

Fantastic performance! Congrats!

[@fazlerabbi7745]

Wow! This is amazing .

[@mangotango3778]

That is a very impressive piece of equipment.

[@WatechNorway]

Hi mango tango, It is indeed:) Regards Anders, Watech

[@brancosilva4282]

Não dá nem pra acreditar que é a pressão de água... 👏

[@mny-patentcatalog681]

Interesting and Creativ

[@pitbullpitbull2357]

amazing nothing to say,brilliant brain

[@urielsanchez3454]

como aplicar eso en el trabajo en campo de la metal mecanica, si hay energia de la corriente electrica. y el batidero de agua va contra la seguridad e higiene

[@WatechNorway]

Hi Uriel, The Abrajet can be used in hazardous areas due to the fact that the cut is cold, hence it won't produce hot sparks. The cutting process is not done by hand, it is controlled remotely by the operator at a distance. This is to ensure the health and safety of the operator, as well as ensuring the best possible cut. Regards Anders, Watech

[@GATTY22]

It's amazing

[@digranni128]

água ou ácido em alta pressão?🤔

[@WatechNorway]

Hi there! The Abrajet uses high pressure water, with an abrasive mixed in the water via a slurry system. The abrasive used is 80 mesh garnet sand.

[@RahulSharma-lx1lq]

Osam

[@afzalhunnur7438]

What about power consumption, pump capacity, pressure levels and maintenance... !!!

[@WatechNorway]

Hi Afzal, Power consumption, capacity and pressure levels differ based on which Abrajet you have. But the power ranges from 15-55 kW on standard models, and pressure levels go from 350 bar to 1400 bar. As for maintenance, the Abrajet does not require much maintenance. It's basically seals / valves / oil in the pump, and some of the valves in the slurry unit. And of course checking bearings on the motor. Regards Anders, Watech

[@persiangulfiran422]

Wow 😮

[@ahmadafandi5874]

Thats very good for cut hand a thiefer....

[@nileshchauhan5342]

v nice

[@evenakushita]

as far as i know, they use very tiny fragments of garnet as the abrasive agent... thinking if they were using diamond, my... maybe even AR500 (military grade armor plating) won't survive...

[@WatechNorway]

Dear Shinji, The Abrajet uses 80 mesh garnet sand as abrasive. Regard, Anders, Watech

[@Manikumar-de8jb]

is metal get heat while cutting ?.....

[@WatechNorway]

Dear Mani, No, when using watercutting the cut is cold. So the material does not get hot. Regards, Anders, Watech

[@daytona453201]

Whats the abrasives in water made out of?

[@WatechNorway]

Hi Tyson, The abrasive used is 80 mesh garnet sand. Regards Anders, Watech

[@sportplus1206]

be water, my friend ~ bruce lee

[@codex921]

Really??? Its happened

[@tranhau3818]

Is this way of cutting cheaper than other ways?

[@WatechNorway]

In many cases it is, yes. Especially when we are talking about cutting something big out in the field, or under water. Regards, Anders, Watech

[@JeromeBill7718]

The blades are cheap to replace lol.

[@danielvences3641]

tran hau sí

[@gurkanozdemir5920]

thats really unbelievable

[@WatechNorway]

We can assure you that it's real:) We have cut up to 500mm thick steel with the Abrajet.

[@artmaryolvera7548]

WatechNorway what is the difference between lazer cutting and this

[@WatechNorway]

Dear Arturo, Watercutting is a cold cut, laser is hot. Basically, when you use watercutting, it does not -create heat in the cut, potentially creating a Heat Affected Zone, or discoloration -Produce sparks (meaning it can be used in Hazardous Areas) Also, laser is hard to use in the field, and has a certain range of thicknesses it can handle. Regards, Anders, Watech

[@arifmughal4742]

WatechNorway hello dear my email address [e-mail] plz tell me my Riqwerd cutting thickness 1 mm to 100 mm plz tell me what’s price this

[@mrsyed8828]

Nice machine

[@DannyUber]

Awesome

[@mny-patentcatalog681]

Simple cool

[@chandragupta5418]

I think it's not only water

[@nsotakayan4482]

Bhaskaran M yeah

[@danielvences3641]

Bhaskaran M es solo agua

[@thebeast8499]

and just when u thought u have seen everything!..

[@lacika8615]

How big the pressure is

[@Rzkjr]

lacika861 usually 20k psi or more

[@WatechNorway]

Dear Lacika, The Abrajet comes in pressure ranges from 350 bar up to 1200 bar. Regards, Anders, Watech

[@lacika8615]

WatechNorway wau thats a massive pressure . And abrajet uses only water or something else mixed with water??

[@WatechNorway]

The Abrajet uses 80 mesh garnet sand mixed with the water. The Abrajet used in this film is the Abrajet 600 bar.

[@lacika8615]

WatechNorway yeah i was sure something goes with water , because water havent got enaught power to cut through the metal . Thanks for reply

[@gimnazijcicetrtiletnikb8577]

But why would you want to waste all that water? And on top of all, it takes a lot more time

[@WatechNorway]

Hello gimnazijci četrti letnik B In many cases, using the Abrajet is the best option for cutting whatever needs to be cut. The locations where the Abrajet has been used, water is abundant. Also, it really depends on the application whether or not the Abrajet is more efficient than other tools. Like every piece of equipment, it has it's areas where it shines, and some applications where it doesn't. Regards Anders, Watech

[@blackjack3257]

wow thats great

[@aaq2451]

I think its an hot water with some kind of chemical with high pressure and sharp nossle. you cannot say its an water cutting. ( According to my understanding)

[@WatechNorway]

Hi, The Abrajet uses high pressure water, combined with an abrasive slurry to achieve the watercutting / blasting effect. There is no hot water or chemicals. Regards Anders, Watech.

[@fargemam6447]

How much does it cost

[@WatechNorway]

Hi Farg Emam, If you would like a quote for the Abrajet, please contact us at [e-mail] , and we will find the optimal solution for your application. Regards Anders, Watech

[@bosonjoker9388]

will nice

[@elcin2782]

obaaaaa water

[@stefanodallan2514]

Elcin Bagirov lp

[@tarekelmrasy2963]

How match pls

[@WatechNorway]

Dear Tarek, If you would like to get a quote for Abrajet, please send us a mail at: [e-mail] Regards, Anders, Watech

[@harrymakongwa1147]

oooh that can kill a man

[@harrymakongwa1147]

Adeel Syed I never thought a thing like this in my life till i came to see on youtube.

[@firdausyusri9083]

Harry Makongwa maybe

[@mahakad]

And woman..

[@Liveforeever]

Harry Makongwa no shit Einstein!

[@themostbeautiful546]

Harry Makongwa I was saw your face ..you thinking about kill the people?

[@Shooorveer]

water from flush of western toilet can kill a man 😂😂😂😂

[@methafuture]

TheVikram2011 smh at least have and actually use the bathroom

[@ranasubhan9921]

not only man kill too woman

[@Ever195]

thats lots of water tobe waste. .

[@arealmaniac2885]

it actually uses very little water. only 20% of whats in the stream is water. The other 80% is the abrasives

[@WatechNorway]

The Abrajet uses approx 15 - 20 l/min of water, based on the size of the Abrajet. It uses about 3,5 kg/min of abrasive, which is 80 mesh garnet sand.

[@barryhoppins2108]

That's over a ton of water every hour.

[@Babakhan-lh4ps]

سبحان اللہ

[@georgepretnick4460]

I did the same thing for decades, only with oxy-acetylene. A lot faster, cheaper, less equipment, and a better edge prep. Your abrajet doesn't impress me.

[@محمدعامر-م3ز8س]

حلو

[@venkateshnakka2779]

Save the water

[@mikewatte4478]

cutting edge stuff

[@المتكلمبصدق]

Oh my God what a strong scary

[@eliaslazaro1405]

:o wow

[@yromeomlo7740]

nó cắt bằng gì Thế chắc là nước

[@DigginSoul]

Love you like water

[@المتكلمبصدق]

Of state manufacturer of this machine and the owner of the idea

[@WatechNorway]

Hi asd asd! Watech AS is the manufacturer and developer of the Abrajet. If you have any questions, of would like to learn more about the Abrajet, please contact us at: [e-mail] Regards Anders, Watech

Unbelievable!

[@derrick2202]

put this in a drinking fountain

[@japan-e9j]

thank you god

[@WatechNorway]

Hi. If you are interested in learning more about the Abrajet, please visit our website, or contact us via the "Contact Us" form on our website. Best Regards, Anders

[@sanjith1173]

How mach

[@natanborges5983]

Incrível

[@thefunnymonkey1609]

How about airjet cutter?😂

[@jevgenijozols1477]

огонь

[@sasidz6896]

ooooo

[@FajriDawn]

dont plays with water that can kill you

[@nevajno9603]

Что такой эта экиструмент

[@xaiano794]

You guys should cut an iPhone in half

[@rockepaz6306]

Planeta pede socorro sera que ninguém ve isso

[@T2sEpicTravel]

Some less Carbon in our beloved world.

[@shahrukhkagzi.electrician9184]

Hii

[@gaunhoibom6902]

Mua cái về rửa xe

[@awen2790]

kon ka lin kong

[@draquevt.-4607]

à como assim

[@bercikegyuros3533]

😂😂😂

[@carlwaller9176]

M

[@GMM-j92]

lol

[@rockepaz6306]

Gasta muita agua🖓🖓🖓🖓🖓

[@papupappuchormale6419]

pappu chormale

[@5885ronny]

Geil gut 😊 kzbin.info/www/bejne/b3K1Y6SOnLutbcU

[@satriorudi1979]

Awesome