Waterjet Abrasive Tube High Precision Tungsten Carbide Waterjet Mixing Tube With Good Price

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Waterjet Abrasive Tube
Outer Diameter: 6.35/7.14/7.97/9.43
Inner Diameter: 0.76/1.02
Length: 76.2/101.6
Material: Stainless Steel, Tungsten Carbide
Minimum Order Quantity: 10 pieces
Manufacturer: KUNDA

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Waterjet Abrasive Tube High Precision Tungsten Carbide Waterjet Mixing Tube With Good Price

Waterjet Abrasive Tube

Waterjet Abrasive Tube (sometimes also called abrasive tube or abrasive tube) is a key consumable component of a Water Jet Cutting Machine. Located within the nozzle assembly, its primary function is to thoroughly mix the high-pressure water flow with the emery and precisely direct the resulting high-speed Abrasive Water Jet to complete the material cutting process.

Outer diameter	Inner diameter	Length	Remark
6.35	0.76	76.2	conventional
6.35	1.02	76.2	conventional
6.35	1.02	101.6	conventional

7.14	0.76	76.2	conventional
7.14	1.02	76.2	conventional
7.14	0.76	101.6	conventional
7.14	1.02	101.6	conventional

7.14	0.76	76.2	FLOW with locating ring
7.14	1.02	76.2	FLOW with locating ring
7.14	0.76	101.6	FLOW with locating ring
7.14	1.02	101.6	FLOW with locating ring

7.97	0.76	101.6	OMAX front side slot
7.97	0.76	76.2	OMAX center slot

9.43	0.76	76.2	KMT square head
9.43	0.76	101.6	KMT square head

Working Principle Waterjet Abrasive Tube:

High-pressure water flows through a jewel nozzle, forming an extremely fine water jet.
Carbonite enters the mixing chamber through a side inlet.
In the mixing tube, the water and abrasive merge at high speed and are ejected through the nozzle, generating extremely powerful cutting power.

Features Waterjet Abrasive Tube:

High wear resistance: Typically manufactured from high-hardness materials such as tungsten carbide or boron carbide.
High precision: Precisely controlled inner diameter (commonly available values include Φ0.76mm and Φ1.02mm) ensures straightness and smoothness of cuts.
Consumables: These are consumable parts, and their service life depends on abrasive quality, water pressure, and cutting conditions.