Omax machines are advanced waterjet cutting systems that use a high-pressure stream of water, often mixed with abrasive materials, to cut through various materials with precision. The cutting head is a critical component of these machines, responsible for directing the waterjet and abrasive mixture accurately to perform precise cuts.

Key Components of Omax Cutting Heads

1. Nozzle:

   • Directs the high-pressure waterjet and abrasive mixture onto the material being cut.
   • Typically made from materials like sapphire, ruby, or diamond to withstand the intense wear and pressure.

2. Mixing Chamber:

   • Where the high-pressure waterjet mixes with the abrasive material before being expelled through the nozzle.
   • Designed to ensure a homogeneous mixture for consistent cutting performance.

3. Abrasive Feeder:

   • Delivers abrasive material (such as garnet) to the mixing chamber.
   • Controls the flow rate of abrasive material to optimize cutting efficiency and quality.

4. Orifice:

   • A small, precision-machined component that focuses the high-pressure water stream into a fine jet.
   • Made from durable materials to handle high pressure and prevent erosion.

5. Cutting Head Body:

   • The main structure that houses and supports all the other components.
   • Made from robust materials to ensure stability and durability.