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Archive for October, 2009
Friday, October 30th, 2009
Hello Waterjet Industry Enthusiasts
Thursday, October 29th, 2009Here at MAXIEM™ Waterjets, a division of OMAX® Corporation, we want to provide a way to communicate with you and a place where everyone can discuss their current waterjet projects, questions, ideas, and any other items related to the waterjet industry. We will have many company posts here related to different topics from engineering, customer service, sales, marketing, and financing.
MAX Man, our online help avatar, will provide tips and tricks posted in red about using a MAXIEM abrasive waterjet machine. You are welcome to ask him questions in regards to the tips or topics you consider helpful to the general waterjet community.
We would like to introduce our senior engineer who designed the MAXIEM line of waterjet machines, Brian Guglielmetti. Brian has been an OMAX engineer for over 10 years working on the OMAX abrasive waterjet machine line along with many other projects. He is an award winning SolidWorks® designer for the Tilt-A-Jet® cutting head and other accessories related to the everyday operation of our product line.
One of the key design elements of the MAXIEM machine is the first cost-effective Intelli-TRAX™ drive system, designed to offer superior performance in a harsh abrasive waterjet cutting environment. There have been inquiries on how robust and precise this design is throughout the industry, so we created a special video demonstrating this drive system.
If you still have questions after viewing this video, ask MAX Man!