HamiltonJet

HamiltonJet traces its origins to the 1950s, when Sir William Hamilton pioneered the first commercial waterjet. Around 70 years later the company describes itself as the largest waterjet propulsion manufacturer, with over 60,000 waterjets installed in vessels around the globe.

The global headquarters and factory are in New Zealand. The manufacturing plant includes in-house foundries for casting stainless steel and aluminium, modern machining facilities and extensive testing and inspection procedures. Products are designed and built to the standards of leading certifying authorities.

The company has over 440 employees worldwide, regional offices in the USA, the UK and Singapore, and a distribution network in more than 55 countries. It commits to operational support for more than 20 years from the date of production.