Waterjet parts Coil 104759 Axis 3 IRB1600 High pressure Tube

Product Item：104759

Details: used on ABB IRB1600 Axis 3 robot waterjet cutting system
Replacement robotic water jet coils are made in house and ship SAME DAY they are ordered. Each coil is:
Made from 66K PSI or 100K PSI Tubing
Pre-Coned and Threaded
Flushed under High Pressure prior to ship

With over 20 years of experience, WINWIN Waterjet has a large archive of coil drawings including:
ABB,FANUC,YASKAWA,KUKA Coils
Shape Process Automation (DRS, KMT, RPT) Coils
Flow Robotics Coils

REPLACEMENT Robotic Waterjet parts Coil 104759

Robotic Waterjet parts Coil 104759 Description

104759

Other waterjet high pressure Coils for ABB 1600

304296	Coil Axis 2
304297	Coil Axis 3
304415	Coil Axis 1
304436	Coil Axis 4,5,6
305892	Coil Axis 2
306337	Coil Axis 1
104757	Coil Axis 1
104758	Coil Axis 2
104759	Coil Axis 3
104760	Coil Axis 4,5,6
106517	Coil Axis 1
106671	Coil Axis 2
107266	Coil Axis 3

What is the annual operating cost of a robotic waterjet cutting machine?

The annual operating cost of a robotic waterjet cutting machine can vary depending on several factors, including the specific machine model, its features and capabilities, the volume of usage, labor costs, energy costs, maintenance requirements, and other operating expenses.
Here are some key factors that contribute to the annual operating cost of a robotic waterjet cutting machine:

Energy Consumption: The energy consumption of the machine, including electricity and water, will contribute to the operating cost. Waterjet systems typically require a high-pressure pump to generate the waterjet stream, which consumes energy. Additionally, the power required to operate the robotic system and other auxiliary components will also factor into energy costs.

Consumables and Materials: Consumables such as abrasive materials, waterjet nozzles, and replacement parts will need to be regularly replaced, and their costs should be considered in the annual operating budget. The cost of materials being cut should also be factored in.

Maintenance and Servicing: Regular maintenance, servicing, and calibration of the machine are essential to ensure optimal performance and longevity. These costs may include routine inspections, lubrication, filter replacements, and occasional repairs.

Labor Costs: The labor costs associated with operating and maintaining the robotic waterjet cutting machine should be considered. This includes the wages of the machine operator(s), programmers.

Facility Costs: The machine's operating location may incur additional costs, such as rent, utilities, insurance, and other overhead expenses.

Depreciation: Over time, the machine will depreciate in value, and factoring in a portion of its initial cost as an annual expense can be considered.

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