ACRP member and European Conference sponsor Aquajet has presented a new generation of controls, attachments and high-pressure pumps for hydrodemolition at its Customer Days 2026 in Vetlanda, Sweden.
Aquajet, a member of ACRP and a sponsor of the ACRP European Conference “Saving Structures” 2026, has announced a series of product developments covering robot controls, attachments and high-pressure pumps. The new solutions were presented to around 150 customers and partners during the company’s Nordic and international Customer Days, held on 14–15 and 21–22 October at its new headquarters in Vetlanda, Sweden.
Evolution 3.1 across three platforms
The Aqua Cutter 450 and 750 have been upgraded from Evolution 3.0 to Evolution 3.1. The control system is also available as an option for the Ergo Controller, bringing Evolution controls and sensor support to Ergo and Aqua Rail applications. Operators can therefore apply their existing Evolution knowledge across machines and configurations.
New functions include turnpoint detection and position hold for controlled manual positioning, clearer Shapes graphics, traverse reset and indexing end-stop functions, and remote motor start and stop. USB software updates, diagnostics, alarms and service reminders support troubleshooting and maintenance. Evolution 3.1 remains compatible with 3.0 attachments.
New attachments for the Aqua Cutter 450
The Rotolance 450, Extension kit 450 and Circular kit 450 are available now. The Rotolance 450 comes in two versions for different pressure and flow requirements. The Extension kit adds reach, while the Circular kit enables work around circular structures. Aquajet has also introduced updated protective covers for Rotolances on both the Aqua Cutter 450 and 750.
Ecosilence 400 expands the pump range
The new Ecosilence 400 adds a 400 hp class option to Aquajet’s high-pressure pump range. It is available in standard and PRO versions and combines a Volvo Penta engine, a five-cylinder Hammelmann pump and Revo 3.0 controls in a 20-foot container.
“These developments give contractors more ways to adapt their equipment to the job,” said Roger Simonsson, CEO of Aquajet. “Our focus is always on developing products that work together as a complete hydrodemolition solution, making setup and operation easier.”
Meet Aquajet in Stockholm
Aquajet will be among the sponsors supporting the ACRP European Conference 2026, “Saving Structures”, taking place in Stockholm on 25–26 November. ACRP thanks Aquajet for its continued commitment to the association and to the concrete repair and protection sector.
Registration and programme details are available at acrp.eu/conference.