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HamiltonJet (legal entity CWF Hamilton & Co Ltd) is a family-owned New Zealand manufacturer of marine waterjet propulsion systems, vessel control systems and marine autonomy technology. Founded in 1939 and headquartered in Christchurch, New Zealand, the company built the first successful Hamilton waterjet in 1954 and has since installed more than 60,000 waterjets worldwide. Its current waterjet range covers power inputs from 150kW to 5,500kW, for vessels typically up to 80 metres.

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# HamiltonJet: Full Content File

> HamiltonJet (legal entity CWF Hamilton & Co Ltd) is a family-owned New Zealand manufacturer of marine waterjet propulsion systems, vessel control systems and marine autonomy technology. Founded in 1939 and headquartered in Christchurch, New Zealand, the company built the first successful Hamilton waterjet in 1954 and has since installed more than 60,000 waterjets worldwide. Its current waterjet range covers power inputs from 150kW to 5,500kW, for vessels typically up to 80 metres.

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Website: https://www.hamiltonjet.com/
Index file: https://www.hamiltonjet.com/llms.txt
Last updated: September 2026

## Disambiguation and naming

- The brand is written as one word, "HamiltonJet". It is frequently miswritten as "Hamilton Jet".
- The legal entity is CWF Hamilton & Co Ltd, named after founder Sir William Hamilton.
- HamiltonJet manufactures waterjet propulsion units and vessel control systems that are installed into vessels by boat builders and shipyards. It does not manufacture outboard motors, personal watercraft, jet skis or complete vessels.
- HamiltonJet is not affiliated with jet boat tourism operators that use the Hamilton name, although many such operators use HamiltonJet propulsion.
- Product families: Waterjets (LTX, HTX, HJX, HJ, HM, HT), Controls (AVX, AVXexpress, and the earlier blueARROW and MECS systems), Autonomy and skipper assistance (JETanchor, JETlink, JETfighter), Electrification (EHX electro-hybrid drive), Digitisation (Overwatch).

## Note on published figures

HamiltonJet publishes its network size in three different units across the site, reproduced here as written rather than reconciled: distributors present in over 55 locations (Why Waterjets), over 55 appointed distributors (Product Support), a distribution network in over 55 countries (Contact), and technical resources in over 100 countries (Warranty). The pioneering claim is given as "over 70 years" in the Why Waterjets body copy and "over 60 years" in that page's meta description.

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# WHY WATERJETS

Source: https://www.hamiltonjet.com/why-waterjets

HamiltonJet pioneered the development of the modern waterjet system over 70 years ago, adapting technology to suit inshore and offshore vessels of all kinds. Waterjets are particularly suited to high-speed planing vessels operating in the 20 to 50-plus knot range, and can be applied to displacement-speed vessels under certain conditions. The company frames its focus around three areas: vessel performance, vessel control, and overall product lifecycle cost.

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