Waterjet cutting technology
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Waterjet cutting techniques
Waterjet cutting is the most versatile industry process there is, since it cuts almost any material leaving no heat-affected zones. The number of applications are almost unlimited.
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The advantages of waterjet cutting technology
Waterjet cutting technology is about controlling natural forces for unique industrial use. Three basic elements, water, sand and pressure, in balanced interaction creates a unique cutting technology that can cut through almost any material at extremely high precision.
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Upgrade options for efficient abrasive waste management
An appreciated system for continuous abrasive sludge removal is WJS STANDARD. With suction points in the tank connected to diaphragm pumps, the sludge is removed to a tip-container. Excess water returns to the tank and the tip-container is easily emptied when needed. Below we present some upgrade options that can increase your efficiency even further.
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Micro waterjet bridges the gap between EDM and micro laser
Cutting narrow incisions with ultra-high precision in high density materials using waterjet technology requires a specific waterjet cutting process: the Fine Abrasive Waterjet process (FAWJ). The first FAWJ cutting head was developed by Water Jet Sweden in 2008.
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Micro and small waterjet cutting machines
In recent years, several machine manufacturers launched machines under the category Micro. When you look closer it is evident that the meaning of Micro differs greatly between manufacturers. For many, it is simply a smaller machine. For Water Jet Sweden a Micro machine is primarily designed to manufacture micro components with very high precision. At the same time, there are other options if you need to process small items or make narrow cuts. The meaning of Micro varies, so now we untangle the differences and describe how Water Jet Sweden has chosen to look at it.
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Micro cutting for everyone
To cut narrow incisions in hard materials with high precision requires a specially developed waterjet cutting process. FAWJ stands for Fine Abrasive Water Jet (micro waterjet, finecut), and is a unique and world-class cutting process launched back in 2008 by Water Jet Sweden. Since then, the technique has been applied to a specially developed precision machinery, designed to manufacture micro-components. Now we broaden the possibilities and launch The FAWJ Micro Head Package to our ordinary machine models. It is designed for customers who wish to cut fine parts with narrow incisions and high precision, without the need for the most extreme micro part tolerances.
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How to cut advanced 3D parts with a sheet metal waterjet machine
Beveljet 60 is a 5-axis cutting head made by Water Jet Sweden primarily designed for sheet material cutting, shaping parts with a 0-60 degree cutting angle. But with the programmable z-axis the cutting head can be used for much more advanced cutting jobs. Together with IGEMS new powerful CAD/CAM software for 3D cutting, IGEMS 3D5X, it turns quickly into a smooth free form cutting tool, with the ability to cut materials in different work planes.
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Shaping 3D parts with free form abrasive waterjet cutting space
High Tech Industries need to make 3D parts in hardened metals, special alloys and composite materials with accurate, high precision cuts. Waterjet cutting technology is often preferred since it eliminates stress in the material and leave the edges without heat effected zones. For decades Water Jet Sweden has been manufacturing high precision abrasive water jet cutting systems to leading aerospace, defense and power industries around the world.
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Entry level waterjet machine designed for five year performance warranty
All water Jet Sweden machines are built for long life and high performance. A profitable investment for many years of competive advantage. These design principles also includes the new multipurpose, entry level T-model. We went into the production hall of Water Jet Sweden in Ronneby, Sweden, to have a closer look at some examples.
Article
Waterjet cutting techniques
Waterjet cutting is the most versatile industry process there is, since it cuts almost any material leaving no heat-affected zones. The number of applications are almost unlimited.
Article
The advantages of waterjet cutting technology
Waterjet cutting technology is about controlling natural forces for unique industrial use. Three basic elements, water, sand and pressure, in balanced interaction creates a unique cutting technology that can cut through almost any material at extremely high precision.
Article
Upgrade options for efficient abrasive waste management
An appreciated system for continuous abrasive sludge removal is WJS STANDARD. With suction points in the tank connected to diaphragm pumps, the sludge is removed to a tip-container. Excess water returns to the tank and the tip-container is easily emptied when needed. Below we present some upgrade options that can increase your efficiency even further.
Article
Micro waterjet bridges the gap between EDM and micro laser
Cutting narrow incisions with ultra-high precision in high density materials using waterjet technology requires a specific waterjet cutting process: the Fine Abrasive Waterjet process (FAWJ). The first FAWJ cutting head was developed by Water Jet Sweden in 2008.
Article
Micro and small waterjet cutting machines
In recent years, several machine manufacturers launched machines under the category Micro. When you look closer it is evident that the meaning of Micro differs greatly between manufacturers. For many, it is simply a smaller machine. For Water Jet Sweden a Micro machine is primarily designed to manufacture micro components with very high precision. At the same time, there are other options if you need to process small items or make narrow cuts. The meaning of Micro varies, so now we untangle the differences and describe how Water Jet Sweden has chosen to look at it.
Article
Micro cutting for everyone
To cut narrow incisions in hard materials with high precision requires a specially developed waterjet cutting process. FAWJ stands for Fine Abrasive Water Jet (micro waterjet, finecut), and is a unique and world-class cutting process launched back in 2008 by Water Jet Sweden. Since then, the technique has been applied to a specially developed precision machinery, designed to manufacture micro-components. Now we broaden the possibilities and launch The FAWJ Micro Head Package to our ordinary machine models. It is designed for customers who wish to cut fine parts with narrow incisions and high precision, without the need for the most extreme micro part tolerances.
Article
How to cut advanced 3D parts with a sheet metal waterjet machine
Beveljet 60 is a 5-axis cutting head made by Water Jet Sweden primarily designed for sheet material cutting, shaping parts with a 0-60 degree cutting angle. But with the programmable z-axis the cutting head can be used for much more advanced cutting jobs. Together with IGEMS new powerful CAD/CAM software for 3D cutting, IGEMS 3D5X, it turns quickly into a smooth free form cutting tool, with the ability to cut materials in different work planes.
Article
Shaping 3D parts with free form abrasive waterjet cutting space
High Tech Industries need to make 3D parts in hardened metals, special alloys and composite materials with accurate, high precision cuts. Waterjet cutting technology is often preferred since it eliminates stress in the material and leave the edges without heat effected zones. For decades Water Jet Sweden has been manufacturing high precision abrasive water jet cutting systems to leading aerospace, defense and power industries around the world.
Article
Entry level waterjet machine designed for five year performance warranty
All water Jet Sweden machines are built for long life and high performance. A profitable investment for many years of competive advantage. These design principles also includes the new multipurpose, entry level T-model. We went into the production hall of Water Jet Sweden in Ronneby, Sweden, to have a closer look at some examples.