Mach 200c
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The Mach 200c is a one-of-a-kind solution that offers maximum workspace and flexibility for 2D or 3D cutting. Its canted bridge design allows for full work envelope usage and sets it apart from standard open gantry solutions. Despite its value-focused approach, the Mach 200c boasts capabilities typically found in elite systems, making it a perfect mix of value and capability. Multiple configurations make it the preferred option for fabricators, prototyping, and more.
Key Features
Beveling & 5-axis Capabilities
The Pivot+ Waterjet is a compact cutting head that uses a simplified, low-profile design to deliver 5-axis and bevel cutting capabilities with taper control.
Full Work Envelope Usage
The unique canted bridge is designed differently than any other standard open gantry solutions, allowing for full work envelope usage.
Flexible & Versatile
The vast configurations and options of the Mach 200c make it a great match for fabricators, R&D, and more…and can easily adapt to application requirements.
High Speed, High Accuracy
High-speed motors and drives allow for rapid acceleration and deceleration, ultimately improving cut times while maintaining accuracy.
See the Mach 200c in Action
See what makes the Mach 200c our most flexible and value-packed machine yet.Mach 200c Series Sizes
Mach 200c 1313
Work Envelope: 4'-3" x 4'-3" [1.3 m x 1.3 m]
Mach 200c 3020
Work Envelope: 10' x 6'-6" [3.05 m x 2 m]
Mach 200c 4020
Work Envelope: 13'-1" x 6'-6" [4 m x 2 m]
General Specifications
Mach 200c 3020: 3.05 m x 2 m
Mach 200c 4020: 4 m x 2 m
Mach 200c 3020: 10' x 6'-6"
Mach 200c 4020: 13'-1" x 6'-6"
Core Component Options
Cutting Head Technology
Pure Waterjet
Hair-thin pure waterjet stream ideal for cutting soft materials.
Standard Waterjet
Uses garnet abrasive to cut virtually any hard material. Learn more.
Pivot+™ Waterjet
Pivot+ Waterjet for bevel cutting and taper compensation is a compact, 5-axis cutting solution designed for high-accuracy cutting. Learn more.
Dynamic Waterjet®
Three times faster and more accurate than Standard Waterjet. Learn more.
Pump Technology
HyPlex® Prime
60,000 psi [4,150 bar]
The highest pressure, most advanced direct drive pump available today, with pressures rated at 60,000 psi [4,150 bar]. Learn more.
MotoJet®
60,000 psi [4,150 bar]
With continuous operating pressure at 60,000 psi [4,150 bar], the MotoJet is built for the demands of high-production environments. Learn more.
MotoJet® X
60,000 psi [4,150 bar]
Engineered to maximize uptime, minimize maintenance, and outlast and outperform the rest. It's the longest lasting pump in the industry. Learn more.
Software Suites
FlowMaster
The FlowMaster software suite, consisting of FlowCut, FlowPath, and FlowNest has everything you need to design and cut 2D waterjet parts. Learn more.
FlowXpert
The FlowXpert software suite, consisting of FlowXpert Infinity, FlowCut, and FlowNest gives you all the tools you need for both 2D and 3D cutting. Learn more.
Service Guarantee
We are committed to providing you with the tools you need to keep your system running at its best. Professional training is available in both classroom settings, as well as on-site.
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