10126969-Focusing-Tubes-R-100-00300762-mm-x-313794-mm.1045.3-1
English Translation of Title:
Focusing Tube for Water Jet Cutting Machine Parts – R 100, 00300762 mm x 313794 mm, Model No. 10126969-Focusing-Tubes-R-100-00300762-mm-x-313794-mm.1045.3-1
*Note: The numerical values in the part number (00300762 mm x 313794 mm) are product-specific reference codes, not actual physical dimensions. Typical focusing tubes are precision small components, roughly 50–200 mm long and 5–30 mm in diameter.*
Introduction, Application, Features, and Maintenance:
This component is a focusing tube – also called a mixing tube or nozzle – for abrasive water jet cutting systems. It is installed in the cutting head, where it receives the high-pressure water and abrasive mixture from the mixing chamber and directs it through a precisely sized bore to form a coherent, high‑velocity cutting jet.
Application:
Used in the cutting head assembly of abrasive water jet cutting machines. The focusing tube is the final component that shapes and concentrates the abrasive slurry into a narrow, powerful jet for cutting materials such as steel, aluminum, stone, glass, and composites.
Features:
Withstands extreme pressures (up to 6,000 bar / 87,000 psi) and high‑velocity abrasive flow.
Made from ultra‑hard, wear‑resistant materials – typically tungsten carbide or ceramic.
Precision‑ground internal bore ensures jet coherence for accurate, narrow‑kerf cutting.
Directly influences cutting speed, kerf width, surface finish, and nozzle life.
Available in multiple bore diameters and lengths to match different materials and thicknesses.
Designed as a consumable wear part for quick and easy replacement.
Maintenance:
Inspect the focusing tube frequently for bore enlargement, erosion, cracks, or chips.
Monitor cutting performance – slower cutting, wider kerf, or rougher edges indicate bore wear.
Replace the tube immediately when the bore exceeds tolerance or when cut quality falls below standard.
Handle carefully to avoid chipping the brittle tungsten carbide or ceramic material.
Use proper tools and procedures during installation and removal.
Keep the mixing chamber and cutting head clean to extend tube service life.
Adhere to the manufacturer’s recommended replacement intervals based on operating hours.











