WATER JET CUTTING

>> an environmentally friendly cutting technology.

Water Jet Cutter Capabilities

  • Cutting Precision

    The precision of water jet cutting is very good, with a cutting width of only 0.76 mm and a tolerance of 0.1 mm.

  • Max Material Size

    2000 mm (w) x 3000 mm (l)

  • Cutting Thickness

    Up to 100 mm.

Water jet cutter powerfully cutting the number 5 from a thick metal piece.

>> Very high precision

>> Cold cutting method - no heat distortion

>> Fine cut surfaces

>> Cut almost all materials*

>> Cut up to 100 mm thick materials

>> Environmentally friendly

* apart from hardened glass

Water jet cutting, an environmentally friendly cutting technique.

Precision cutting of virtually all materials, from 100 mm stainless steel to the thinnest fiber seals. The cutting process is cold, and the cut surfaces are not heat affected. Our waterjet cutting is equipped with additional equipment for cutting sheet metal, stainless steel, composites, and sandwich materials such as carbon fiber, fiberglass, and Kevlar.

Waterjet cutting is an environmentally friendly technology with no cutting gases, low energy consumption, and we envision it, in combination with fossil-free HYBRIT® steel, becoming a future combination for minimal environmental impact.

Waterjet cutting is an advanced material processing technique used across various industries such as the automotive, manufacturing, and construction industries. It is a precision technique that allows for the accurate processing of different materials, from soft and sensitive to hard and robust materials.

Waterjet cutting is a versatile technique used in various industries. In the automotive industry, it is used to cut through steel and aluminum to manufacture body parts and other components. In the manufacturing industry, it is used to cut through various materials to create detailed shapes and patterns. In the construction industry, it is used to cut through concrete, brick, and stone to create decorative surfaces and shapes.

Waterjet cutting is an advanced material processing technique that allows for high-precision cutting with minimal deformation. It is a versatile technique commonly used in the automotive, manufacturing, and construction industries.

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  • Waterjet cutting is a process where a high-pressure water jet is used to cut through various materials. The jet can also be mixed with abrasive materials, such as sand or garnet, to increase the cutting speed. The high velocity of the water jet, combined with the abrasive materials, allows for cutting materials with high precision and minimal deformation.

  • Waterjet cutting has several advantages compared to other material processing techniques. Firstly, it can be used to process various types of materials, whether they are soft or hard. Secondly, it is a highly precise method that allows for cutting with minimal deformation. Thirdly, it is an environmentally friendly technology that does not rely on hazardous chemicals or gases.

  • Waterjet cutting can be used to process a wide range of materials, including metal, ceramic, glass, plastic, and rubber. It can be used to cut materials into various shapes and sizes, such as pipes, plates, discs, and sheets. It can also be used to cut through materials of different thicknesses, from thin layers to thick blocks.

  • Examples of materials that can be cut:

    • All metals, including specialty steels like Hardox®, Weldox®, Strenx®, Armox®, and Ramor®

    • Rubber, plastics & foam materials

    • Carbon fiber, Kevlar (Aramid), and fiberglass

    • Tiles & ceramics

    • Natural stone – Slate, granite

    • Wooden boards and fiber materials

    • Glass (not tempered)

    • Stone composites & quartz composites – Corian®, Silestone®