Jet Edge 5-Axis Beveling Head Attachment
This model was not found in Jet Edge's current lineup when we checked on 2026-10-03 . It may be a superseded or older model; the specifications below are as we last recorded them.
Key Specifications
axes added
tilt range
taper compensation
bevel cut capability
pressure compatibility
orifice compatibility
How much does the Jet Edge 5-Axis Beveling Head Attachment cost?
Estimated price range
Our best estimate for a cnc waterjet cutting in this class — not a quote from Jet Edge. Configuration moves it a long way.
Overview
The Jet Edge 5-Axis Beveling Head Attachment adds two axes to a waterjet table: an A-axis for tilt and a C-axis for rotation. It is not shown in Jet Edge's current lineup and may be an older product, so the listed figures are unverified.
The tilt range row gives two cases. For taper compensation the tilt is up to ±12 degrees, adjusted dynamically during cutting so that the natural taper of the kerf falls on the scrap side. For beveling it is up to 45 degrees, and the row marks that figure as model-dependent, so confirm what a particular head reaches. Listed bevel work is angled edges, weld prep, chamfers and countersinks.
Pressure compatibility is up to 60,000 psi, described as the standard Jet Edge pump range, with standard Jet Edge cutting head orifice sizes. Installation is a field job for a qualified technician, and calibration uses Jet Edge configuration tools with software setup, so this is not an operator-fitted accessory. The table does not say which tables or controls the attachment fits.
Full Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Axes Added | A-axis (tilt) + C-axis (rotation) |
| Tilt Range | Up to ±12 degrees (taper compensation) or up to 45 degrees (beveling, model-dependent) |
| Taper Compensation | Yes — dynamic angle adjustment during cutting |
| Bevel Cut Capability | Yes — angled edges, weld prep, chamfers, countersinks |
| Pressure Compatibility | Up to 60,000 psi (standard Jet Edge pump range) |
| Orifice Compatibility | Standard Jet Edge cutting head orifice sizes |
| Installation | Field installation by qualified technician |
| Calibration | Jet Edge configuration tools with software setup |
Specifications compiled from manufacturer literature and industry references. Not independently verified against a published spec sheet — confirm with the manufacturer or an authorised dealer before making a purchasing decision.
Strengths & Limitations
Strengths
- Adds an A-axis (tilt) and a C-axis (rotation) to a waterjet table
- Dynamic taper compensation, with tilt up to ±12 degrees during cutting
- Beveling up to 45 degrees on models that support it, for weld prep, chamfers and countersinks
Limitations
- The 45 degrees bevel range is marked model-dependent, so it has to be confirmed for a given head
- Field installation by a qualified technician is required, followed by software calibration
- Compatible tables and controls are not listed
Best For
Frequently Asked Questions
01
Two ranges are listed: up to ±12 degrees for taper compensation and up to 45 degrees for beveling. The beveling figure is marked model-dependent, so confirm it for the specific head. The axes added are an A-axis for tilt and a C-axis for rotation.
02
The installation row says field installation by a qualified technician, and calibration is done with Jet Edge configuration tools and software setup. It is listed for pressures up to 60,000 psi with standard Jet Edge cutting head orifice sizes. Which tables and controls it fits is not stated, so settle that before buying a used head.