The waterjet cutting method is very versatile and has a wide range of applications. The cutting tool is a concentrated and high-pressure jet of liquid or a mixture of liquid and abrasive (at a pressure of 4137 bar). A significant advantage of water cutting is the lack of thermal impact. This processing method is not accompanied by a change in the structure of the material being cut and there are no stresses known from classical cutting methods.
Waterjet cutting allows you to cut a wide range of materials:
- parts of machines and devices, e.g. sieves, gear wheels,
- gaskets, even very complicated ones
- decorative elements of ceramics, stoneware, stone
- rosettes, mosaics,
- alloy, chrome and tool steels,
- non-ferrous metals,
- glass wool,
- wood, wood-like materials,
- natural stone, precious stones,
- aluminum,
- sponges, foams,
- glass, bulletproof glass,
- paper, cardboard,
- mineral wool,
- textiles,
- composites and plastics,
- tiles, stoneware, ceramic tiles.
- advertising materials, three-dimensional letters, trademarks, awards,
- furniture, elements used in interior design,