PROCESS EQUIPMENT Tailored Solutions for Every Waterjet Cutting Need


KMT WATERJET, a global leader in the waterjet cutting industry, proudly presents its application segmented ARA and STREAMLINE PRO series, designed to meet the diverse requirements of modern manufacturing and fabrication industries.


bar, capable of feeding two abrasive cutting heads in parallel. With a rated motor power of 37 kW (50 HP), the ARA series is ideal for a wide range of waterjet cutting tasks, from occasional jobs to regular shift operations.


Key features of the ARA series include: • Cost-Effective Entry Point: Lower initial investment, making it accessible for small to medium-sized enterprises or those expanding their waterjet capabilities.


• Reliable Performance: Field proven SSEC intensifier design ensures consistent operation and long-term durability, even under demanding conditions.


• Flexible Integration: The pump can operate as a standalone unit or be integrated into a central PLC-controlled system, adapting to various production environments.


• User-Friendly Maintenance: Equipped with a Siemens PLC control system and a graphical display, operators receive real-time status updates and maintenance alerts, simplifying troubleshooting and reducing downtime.


2D-Cutting System 6.200 bar


As diverse as the applications of waterjet cutting are, there are equally large differences in the system technology on offer. Simple xy-cutting tables have opened up their territory just as much as highly specialized system modules, which may even be integrated into a production line. The expected production output also has a significant influence on the selection of the right cutting system.


In this context, corresponding flexibility is also required of the high pressure technology. And so KMT WATERJET has always set itself the goal of continuously aligning its high-pressure pump portfolio to precisely satisfy these different requirements.


With this in mind, KMT presents its two pump model series ARA and STREAMLINE PRO - the former is aimed at the lowest possible investment costs with reliable running performance, while KMT’s STREAMLINE PRO with up to 6,200 bar operating pressure focuses on heavy-duty operation, low unit costs and maximum production output.


ARA Series: The Economical Choice for Smart Initial Investment


STREAMLINE PRO 60: Ultra-High Pressure Pump


For manufacturers and fabricators with demanding production schedules and complex cutting requirements, the STREAMLINE PRO series represents the pinnacle of waterjet cutting technology. Designed for high-volume, multi-shift operations, the STREAMLINE PRO series delivers maximum productivity, superior cut quality, and unmatched reliability.


ARA High Pressure Pump


The ARA series is engineered for companies that prioritize operational efficiency and budget-conscious investment without compromising on quality. Featuring the robust Soft-Seal-End-Cap (SSEC) intensifier technology, the ARA high-pressure pump delivers a pressure range of 500 to 3,800


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Key advantages of the STREAMLINE PRO series include: • Ultra High-Pressure Capability: With operating pressures up to 6,200 bar, the STREAMLINE PRO series is engineered for cutting thick and hard materials with precision and speed.


• Enhanced Productivity: Faster cutting speeds—up to 50% higher compared to conventional 4,000 bar systems— allowing more parts to be processed in less time and reducing per-piece costs.


• Superior Edge Quality: Cleaner, more precise cut edges, often eliminating the need for secondary finishing.


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The ARA supports a range of orifice sizes for both pure water and abrasive waterjet cutting, accommodating up to 14 nozzles at maximum pressure for 0.10 mm orifices, making it a versatile solution for diverse cutting needs.


STREAMLINE PRO Series: The Professional Solution for High-Volume and Heavy-Duty Applications


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