ProtoMAX
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The ProtoMAX® can cut through nearly any material including: aluminum, titanium, stone, carbon fiber, and G10 composite. The compact machine footprint combined with its comprehensive versatility makes the ProtoMAX an ideal abrasive waterjet for prototyping, educational applications, or as a complement to a larger machine shop. The pump and cutting table are on casters for easy relocation. Work material is submerged under water for quiet cutting that won’t disrupt your work space.
Machine Dimensions
Footprint * – (L x W) | 41.5" x 39.5" | 1,054 mm x 1,004 mm |
Height ** | 56.5" | 1,435 mm |
Weight (tank empty) | 600 lb | 272 kg |
Work Envelope
X-Y Cutting Envelope *** | 12" x 12" | 304 mm x 304 mm |
Z-Axis Travel *** | 1" | 25 mm |
Table Size – (L x W) | 14.5" x 15.25" | 368 mm x 393 mm |
Standard Model Specifications
Speed | 100 in/min | 2,540 mm/min |
Linear Positional Accuracy | ±0.0050" | ±0.1270 mm |
Repeatability | ±0.0030" | ±0.0762 mm |
Max. Supported Material Load | 50 lb/ft2 | 244 kg/m2 |
* Height (Lid Closed)
- With the clamshell cover and submerged cutting, ProtoMAX is safe and quiet (approx. 76 db).
- The same IntelliMAX® software that runs our larger machine also runs the ProtoMAX making it a great learning tool.
- IntelliMAX Proto® comes with unlimited software seats.
- Cuts virtually any material under 1 in. thick with a 12 in. by 12 in. cutting area.
- Though compact, the ProtoMAX delivers 30,000 psi cutting power with a 5 hp pump.
- Like all OMAX abrasive waterjets, the ProtoMAX cuts with no heat-affected zone and no change to the material properties.
- The waterjet plugs into a 240V AC single phase outlet and does not require hardwiring.
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