MachMotion

CNC Waterjets

Waterjet controls that keep the machine cutting

Modernize an aging waterjet with reliable motion and CAM integration that behaves the same on every job.

Waterjet controls that keep the machine cutting

Signs a Retrofit May Be Needed

Challenges from shops running CNC Waterjets

  • Cut quality varies unpredictably between jobs
  • Original control buttons are broken or not working
  • Emergency stops are often required
  • Failing controller cards or drive and motor issues

Benefits

Results after the Retrofit

  • Smooth motion tuned for typical waterjet feedrates
  • Supportable control with easy-to-use interface
  • Machine is returned to dependable operation
  • A clearer path for continued uptime and production

What's Included

A production-ready package

No missing pieces, no surprises during install. Every CNC Waterjet retrofit ships as a complete system.

MachMotion waterjet control and software

Servo package matched to gantry mass

Pump, abrasive, and dump valve I/O integration

Updated electrical enclosure or panel with schematics

Commissioning and lifetime remote support

Good Fit

A retrofit likely makes sense if:

  • Flat-table waterjets with sound gantry mechanics
  • Shops running abrasive cutting on mixed materials and thicknesses

Not a Fit

Replacement may make more sense if:

  • Machines that are not well maintained or mechanically sound

FAQ

About CNC Waterjets

The cost and timeline for a waterjet retrofit depend on your machine’s condition, control requirements, available components, and any custom features or electrical work needed. MachMotion begins with a machine review to define the scope, identify any mechanical concerns, and provide a clear proposal and installation plan that helps you schedule the upgrade around production needs.

By Brand

CNC Waterjets: By Brand

Retrofit details and compatibility information for specific manufacturers.

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Ready When You Are

Not sure if a retrofit fits your machine?

Tell us what machines you're running and what's failing. We'll give you a straight answer: retrofit, repair, or replace the machine based on what actually makes sense for your shop.