Description
Waterjet Replacement parts: Poppet Retainer
Item number: 10118552
Details: connected with the sealing head, as part of the rebuild kit
Related waterjet replacement parts:
| Numéro d’article | Description |
| 10107894 | Inlet poppet valve |
| 05116777 | Glande |
| 05112768 | Siège |
| 05116561 | Discharge poppet valve |
| 20417000 | Sealing head |
| 05147863 | Compression spring |
| 49884562 | Compression spring |
| 05116751 | Poppet pin |
Other waterjet replacement parts:
| Numéro d’article | Description |
| 05059712 | HP Cylinder |
| 20417081 | Assemblage de la tête de scellage |
| 20422243 | HP Seal Assembly |
| 10110393 | Assemblage de joints |
| 80086622 | Hydraulic Cartridge Seal Assembly |
| 05007786 | Bride de retenue de bague |
| 05127584 | Commutateur de proximité |
FAQ of waterjet cutting machine & waterjet replacement parts:
What happens if your hand touches a waterjet?
If your hand touches a waterjet while it is operating, serious injury can occur. Waterjets are capable of cutting through a wide variety of materials, including metal, stone, and even concrete, with extreme precision and force. The high-pressure water stream that is used in waterjet cutting can easily penetrate human skin and cause significant damage to tissues, muscles, and bones. The force of the waterjet can cause severe lacerations, fractures, and even amputations if it comes into contact with a hand or other body part. In addition to the physical damage caused by the waterjet, there is also a risk of infection from the contaminated water. It’s important to always follow proper safety protocols when working with waterjet cutting machines, including wearing appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves, safety glasses, and hearing protection. Never reach into the cutting area while the machine is operating, and always make sure the machine is properly secured and shut off before performing any maintenance or adjustments.
