Intensifier Pump Designed for Ease of Use, Minimal Maintenance
IMTS22: Flow Waterjet’s Flow MotoJet X operates at 60,000 psi, with both 30 hp and 50 hp options available.
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View MoreFlow Waterjet showcases its Flow MotoJet X intensifier pump, which the company says is the next generation of pump designs. It has been engineered to maximize uptime while minimizing maintenance.
The MotoJet X features ultra-quiet operation with a sound-deadening design. The design includes easy access points with quick-remove side panels, an air-assisted lid and an automatic interior light. The MotoJet X has a status light built directly into the lid handle, providing quick visibility to the operating status of the pump. Flow Waterjet says the pump comes Internet of Thing (IoT) enabled and smart-connection ready.
The MotoJet X reportedly operates at 60,000 psi with both 30 hp and 50 hp options and is compatible across the entire Flow Mach Series of waterjet solutions.
The pump is supported by Flow’s trained technical service team, which will conduct all maintenance at needed intervals, enabling customers to focus their attention and resources on other areas of their business.âŻ
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