Razor-sharp – the perfect jet

Water is soft, but if we bundle the jet in a gemstone nozzle and add pressure, the extremely thin jet is transformed into a razor-sharp tool: ideal for precise cutting. We distinguish between pure water jet cutting and abrasive cutting. The benefits are obvious:

  • Cold cutting
  • No warpage due to thermal stress
  • No burr formation and no burn marks
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Steel & Non-Ferrous Metals

One cuts simple contours up to a thickness of 20 mm thermally, e.g. with lasers. If the contours become more complicated, the holes smaller or the material thicker, water jet cutting is an option. The benefits: no areas of hardening, low tool wear, simple fitting of core holes.

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Plastic & Composite Materials

Trim nozzles with highly precise ruby nozzle jewels are used in running paper machines. Your benefits: long service lives, high production speeds and minimal bulging of the paper pulp when cutting.

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Wood, GLASS & Tiles

Ideal for ornamentation or intarsia. Also large pieces such as trade fair displays, furniture or other components. Long service lives, high production speeds and minimal bulging of the paper pulp when cutting.