Waterjet Cutting
Used Flow Mach 100b: Sell or Buy at Auction
Flow International is the world's leading manufacturer of waterjet cutting systems: the technology pioneer that invented ultra-high-pressure waterjet cutting. Flow waterjet systems cut virtually any material including metals, composites, glass, stone, and rubber without heat-affected zones. Flow's Mach 500 and Dynamic Waterjet systems are the standard in aerospace, fabrication, and job shop environments.
The Flow Mach 100b is an entry-level, single-head waterjet cutting system from Flow International, built around an ultra-high-pressure pump that drives a fine jet of water, mixed with garnet abrasive when cutting metal or stone, through a cutting head carried on an X-Y gantry. It runs Flow's standard fixed cutting head rather than the Dynamic Waterjet taper-control or five-axis Dynamic XD articulating heads found on Flow's larger machines, and it is sized and priced as a first step into waterjet rather than a high-automation production cell. That positions it at the base of Flow's Mach family, below the Mach 200, Mach 300, and the premium Mach 500 and Mach 700 systems, while still delivering the core waterjet advantage: a cold cutting process with no heat-affected zone, no thermal distortion, and no edge hardening, on both abrasive and pure-water work. At auction, bidders tend to be smaller fabrication shops, prototype and short-run job shops, and stone or tile fabricators looking for an affordable way into waterjet capability, along with established shops adding a second, lower-cost machine for overflow or simpler cutting. When the pump, cutting head, and controller are documented and functional, KD Auctions moves a complete Mach 100b with low pump hours well, putting it in front of 500,000+ industry contacts as a low-risk entry into waterjet cutting.
Buying a Used Mach 100b
Metal fabrication shops, aerospace composite manufacturers, stone and tile fabricators, glass processors, job shops, and any manufacturer cutting materials where heat-affected zones are unacceptable. Waterjet cutting has broad cross-industry appeal.
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Flow waterjet systems sell consistently at auction. The brand's technology leadership and broad material-cutting capability attract buyers from multiple industries. Machines with low pump hours and complete cutting heads achieve the strongest results.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Flow Mach 100b worth at auction?
Value depends on the machine's age, pump hours, cutting head and orifice condition, controller functionality, and whether tooling such as the catch tank, abrasive delivery system, and nozzle assemblies is included, so there is no single number that applies to every unit. KD Auctions provides a free AMEA-accredited, USPAP-compliant appraisal that reports both orderly liquidation value (OLV) and forced liquidation value (FLV), giving you a documented starting point before the machine goes to auction.
How is the Mach 100b different from Flow's larger Mach systems, and how do I sell one?
The Mach 100b is a compact, single-head machine that runs Flow's standard fixed cutting head, built as an economical entry into waterjet rather than a high-throughput production tool. Flow's larger Mach systems, such as the Mach 200, Mach 300, Mach 500, and Mach 700, step up to bigger tables, more automation, and five-axis Dynamic XD cutting for shops running continuous production, so the Mach 100b tends to suit buyers who need occasional or lower-volume waterjet capability. To sell one, call KD Auctions at 480.455.3910: a managed auction typically runs 6 to 10 weeks from engagement to payout, with onsite dispatch within 48 to 72 hours, and commission is tailored to the engagement and quoted upfront, with most sellers paying nothing out of pocket.
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Flow International is the world's leading manufacturer of waterjet cutting systems: the technology pioneer that invented ultra-high-pressure waterjet cutting.
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