ABRASIVE WATER CUTTING

By adding a fine abrasive to high pressure water jets, we can cut higher-density materials such as composites. This process is often used for cutting composite metals and materials.
 
Abrasive water cutting won’t alter the material properties from heat. Even carbon-based steels, titanium, manganese and heat-sensitive materials remain intact. 
 
Having recently reengineered our abrasive water cutting process from A to Z, we can now offer our clients the following improvements: 

• Appreciable price reduction
• Thicker material cuts
• Better cutting precision  
• Perpendicular cutting control
• No more delamination or break-up problems

The list of materials that we can cut is virtually endless:

• Aluminium
• Steel, stainless steel
• Copper, brass
• Cast iron, titanium, manganese, scandia, tool steel
• Special alloys
• Marble, glass, granite, stone, ceramic
• Plastic, UHMW, ABS, Meldin, Delrin
• Phenolic compounds, fibreglass, composites
• Kevlar

 Fact sheet:

• Work space: 72” x 144” (1828 mm x 3657 mm)
• Maximum thickness: up to 6” (152 mm) depending on the material
• Programmable controller
• Optimal use of the material