Water Jet Cutting Systems

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Waterjet Machines

Waterjet Cutting Technology

Waterjet cutting systems involves passing water under high pressure through a small diameter nozzle to produce a waterjet. The jet travels at a very high speed, with sufficient kinetic energy to cut a wide range of materials. If sand is added, an abrasive effect occurs that allows the waterjet to cut hard materials such as metal and stone.

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The below video shows an example of a waterjet cutter working with 2 simultaneous rotators.

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