WMT200 2560-ZAL Enters Service at Customer Production Site, Supporting Titanium Alloy Cutting

Recently, the production workshop of Shandong WAMIT CNC Technology Co., Ltd. was bustling with activity. A WMT200 Series 2560-ZAL ultra-high-pressure waterjet, having completed final assembly, commissioning and pre-delivery inspection, was formally loaded and shipped to the customer’s production site. The machine will undertake the cutting of large titanium alloy plates, providing the customer with an efficient, stable and energy-saving cutting solution.

Support at Every Stage: From a Single Order to the Production Floor

After receiving the customer’s order, WAMIT’s sales and technical teams immediately began discussions with the customer to gain a detailed understanding of plate specifications, cutting accuracy and capacity requirements. In response to the difficulties the customer had previously encountered with large titanium alloy plates — the material could not be cut at all, cutting was slow, and cut quality was poor — a cutting solution was tailored to the actual site conditions. Worktable dimensions, cutting envelope and auxiliary configuration were confirmed item by item to ensure that the machine could enter production immediately upon arrival.

During the manufacturing stage, the production department scheduled the build according to order requirements, and each process strictly followed standard operating procedures; all critical components underwent inspection and a full machine trial run. Before delivery, quality control staff verified the pressure system, motion accuracy and cutting performance on the assembled machine and retained commissioning records. Once the machine was dispatched, WAMIT assigned a professional after-sales engineer to accompany it, taking charge of on-site installation, commissioning and trial cutting, and delivering systematic training to the customer’s operators as well. After the machine enters operation, the after-sales team will also conduct regular follow-up visits, monitor operating status and respond promptly to customer needs — ensuring that attentive service continues from the moment the order is placed all the way to the production floor.

Efficient, Stable and Energy-Saving: Solving the Titanium Alloy Cutting Challenge

Titanium alloys feature high strength and poor thermal conductivity, and conventional thermal cutting methods are prone to hardening, distortion and burned edges, with the difficulties especially pronounced for large plates. The WAMIT ultra-high-pressure waterjet uses high-pressure water mixed with abrasive for cold cutting. The process generates no high temperature, leaves no heat-affected zone in the material, and delivers smooth kerfs with a narrow cut width, making it particularly well suited to the shaping and blanking of large titanium alloy plates.

The WMT200 Series 2560-ZAL model performs strongly in terms of stability and energy consumption: the high-pressure system runs smoothly and cutting speeds are high, while an optimized water circuit and energy-saving design effectively reduce operating costs without compromising cut quality, helping the customer achieve both efficiency and profitability.

Deep Expertise in Titanium Alloy Cutting, with an Approximately 95% Market Share

For many years, WAMIT has remained focused on the research and application of ultra-high-pressure waterjet technology, and its products have accumulated a large number of successful cases in the field of titanium alloy cutting. Backed by the advantages of cold cutting, reliable machine performance and a comprehensive after-sales service system, WAMIT ultra-high-pressure waterjets hold approximately 95% of the titanium alloy cutting market, making them a reliable choice for numerous titanium alloy processing companies.

This shipment is another example of WAMIT’s commitment to serving its customers. Looking ahead, WAMIT will continue to be guided by customer needs and will keep improving product performance and service standards, providing reliable cutting solutions to customers across more industries.