KMT Waterjet Streamline PRO-III 60

$140,000 - $250,000 Updated 2026-03-16

Key Specifications

Accuracy

±0.05 mm (±0.002 in)

Repeatability

±0.025 mm (±0.001 in)

cutting area

3,000 x 2,000 mm (10 x 6.6 ft)

z axis travel

250 mm (9.8 in)

max traverse speed

15,000 mm/min (590 ipm)

drive type

Linear guides, ball screw drives

Overview

The KMT Waterjet Streamline PRO-III 60 is a high-pressure intensifier pump and integrated cutting system from KMT Waterjet, the world's largest manufacturer of ultra-high-pressure waterjet pumps. KMT pumps power more waterjet cutting systems globally than any other brand — when you buy a WardJet, Jet Edge, Mitsubishi, or many other OEM waterjet machines, there's a good chance there's a KMT pump underneath. The Streamline PRO-III 60 packages KMT's proven pump technology with a complete cutting table in a turnkey system.

The PRO-III 60 features KMT's Streamline SL-V 100HP intensifier pump operating at 60,000 PSI (4,137 bar). The SL-V uses KMT's proven dual-intensifier design with hydraulic pressure multiplication, the same architecture found in thousands of installations worldwide. Seal life is typically 500-1,000 hours depending on operating conditions and water quality. KMT's pump parts are the industry standard — almost every waterjet parts distributor stocks KMT-compatible seals, cylinders, and check valves.

The cutting table offers a 3 x 2 m (10 x 6.6 ft) cutting area with precision linear guides and ball screw drives. Positioning accuracy is ±0.05 mm (±0.002 in) with repeatability of ±0.025 mm (±0.001 in). Maximum traverse speed is 15,000 mm/min (590 ipm). The system supports KMT's AUTOLINE 5-axis cutting head for taper compensation and bevel cutting up to ±60 degrees.

New PRO-III 60 systems price in the $140,000-$250,000 range. The real value proposition is parts availability — KMT pump components are stocked by dozens of distributors globally, and any technician who has worked on waterjet pumps has likely worked on KMT equipment. For shops that value parts availability and service breadth over proprietary technology, KMT is the safe choice.

Full Specifications

Parameter	Value
Cutting Area	3,000 x 2,000 mm (10 x 6.6 ft)
Z Axis Travel	250 mm (9.8 in)
Positioning Accuracy	±0.05 mm (±0.002 in)
Repeatability	±0.025 mm (±0.001 in)
Max Traverse Speed	15,000 mm/min (590 ipm)
Drive Type	Linear guides, ball screw drives
Pump Type	KMT Streamline SL-V dual intensifier
Max Pressure	60,000 PSI (4,137 bar)
Pump Horsepower	100 HP
Cutting Head Options	Standard abrasive / AUTOLINE 5-axis (±60°)
Pump Design	Hydraulic intensifier, dual cylinder
Abrasive	Garnet (80 mesh standard)
Machine Weight	Approx. 6,000 kg (13,228 lbs)

Strengths & Limitations

Strengths

KMT pump parts are the most widely stocked waterjet components in the industry — available from dozens of distributors worldwide
100 HP pump provides serious cutting power for thick materials and multi-head configurations
Dual-intensifier design delivers smooth pressure output with minimal pulsation for consistent edge quality
AUTOLINE 5-axis head provides ±60-degree bevel cutting capability for weld prep and complex part geometry
KMT's global service network and training programs mean finding qualified technicians is easier than with smaller OEMs
Proven intensifier technology with millions of operating hours across the global installed base

Limitations

Intensifier pump requires hydraulic oil changes and monitoring, adding maintenance steps compared to direct-drive systems
KMT is primarily a pump manufacturer — their cutting table and software are less refined than dedicated cutting system OEMs like Flow or OMAX
60,000 PSI maximum on the PRO-III 60 doesn't reach the 90,000 PSI available from KMT's own higher-end pump models
Software and control interface is functional but lacks the polish and ease of use of OMAX Intelli-MAX or Flow FlowMaster
Brand recognition for complete cutting systems is lower than Flow or OMAX, despite KMT's pump dominance

Best For

Shops that prioritize parts availability and service breadth, where any waterjet technician can service the pump Facilities already running KMT pumps on other equipment that want standardized spare parts inventory Heavy fabrication shops cutting thick steel and armor plate where 100 HP pump power matters Companies in regions with limited waterjet OEM service coverage, where KMT's distributor network provides parts access Buyers who want proven, conservative technology rather than proprietary cutting-edge designs

Frequently Asked Questions

01 Why would I buy a KMT cutting system instead of a Flow or OMAX?

The main reason is pump parts commonality. KMT pumps are the most widely used intensifier pumps in the waterjet industry. If you have a KMT pump problem, virtually any waterjet service company can diagnose and fix it, and parts are stocked by dozens of distributors. Flow and OMAX use proprietary pump designs that require OEM-specific parts and training. For shops in remote locations or developing markets, KMT's parts network is a significant advantage.

02 What is the difference between KMT's pump models?

KMT offers the Streamline SL-V at 60,000 PSI, the SL-VI at 60,000 PSI with higher flow, and the Suprema at 90,000 PSI. Horsepower ranges from 30 HP to 200+ HP across the lineup. The PRO-III 60 uses the SL-V 100HP, which is KMT's most popular industrial pump. The 90,000 PSI Suprema provides significantly faster cutting on thick materials but costs more and has higher consumable costs.

03 How much does a KMT Streamline PRO-III 60 cost?

New PRO-III 60 systems price from approximately $140,000 for a basic single-head configuration to $250,000 with AUTOLINE 5-axis head and automation options. The 100 HP pump alone accounts for roughly $40,000-$60,000 of the system cost. KMT occasionally offers show specials and demo units at reduced pricing.

04 Can I use KMT pump parts from other suppliers?

Yes. KMT pump parts (seals, check valves, cylinders, plungers) are manufactured by multiple aftermarket suppliers in addition to KMT's own genuine parts. Aftermarket parts typically cost 30-50% less than OEM. Quality varies — some aftermarket suppliers produce excellent parts, while others cut corners. For critical seals and check valves, many shops stick with OEM or established aftermarket brands.