MAXIEM In The News

Houston, Texas is a rapidly expanding industrial region. OMAX Corporation is demonstrating how advanced abrasive waterjet technology can benefit the area's manufacturers by participating in the Houston Fabrication, Machining and Facilities Expo.

OMAX Corporation and ICAM Technologies Corporation are working together to provide manufacturers with NC post-processing software that easily connects OMAX and MAXIEM® abrasive waterjet machines with all major CAD/CAM systems, including CATIA, ProE (Creo Parametric), SIEMENS NX and Mastercam.

Manufacturers attending EMEX 2012, taking place May 1 - 3 in Greenlane Auckland, New Zealand, can experience MAXIEM's unparalleled machining advantages in Roadrunner Ltd. booth 4073, where the 1530 JetCutting Center with a 30 hp (22 kW) direct drive pump will be demonstrated.

University of British Columbia (UBC) relies on OMAX waterjet technology to fabricate the precision parts that bring student creations to life.

OMAX® Corporation to Showcase MAXIEM® 2040 JetCutting Center at SIMM 2012

The latest high-performance, low-cost MAXIEM machines fall within the 2000 Series, 3000 Series and 4000 Series.

OMAX Corporation has appointed Michael Ruppenthal to the position of Vice President of North American Sales.

Tenex increases productively and cost-effectiveness with MAXIEM 1530.

OMAX Corporation will demonstrate the features and benefits of the MAXIEM 2040 at IMTS 2010

OMAX Corporation will be featuring the benefits of the MAXIEM 0707 abrasive waterjet at IMTS 2010. Manufactured in the U.S., this newly released waterjet integrates proven technologies in a cost-efficient package to provide users with an affordable, highly productive fabricating and metalcutting solution.