JEC Europe 2012 – The development of repair procedures for composite structures is becoming a major industrial issue. Classical machining processes using hand-held tools offer high adaptability but ...

Abrasive water jet machining (AWJM) has emerged as a sophisticated, non-thermal material removal process distinguished by its utilisation of a high-pressure water stream combined with abrasive ...

In this interview, Steve Ulmer, Vice President of International Sales at OMAX® Corporation, talks to AZoM about advanced abrasive waterjet technology. OMAX Corporation is a leading total solutions ...

The mobile JetMachining ® center is easy to set up at a worksite, thanks to commercially available components and auxiliary units, and quick-disconnects for air, power, and water. OMAX Corp. has ...

The MAXIEM 1530 has an X-Y cutting travel area of 10 ft 2 in. x 5 ft 2 in., and cuts metal, plastic, glass, ceramics, stone, and composites without creating heat-affected zones or mechanical stresses.

The experts call waterjet cutting the fastest growing major machine tool segment in the world. The reason? "With the advent of abrasive waterjet methods, the technology has quickly evolved to ...

What is Water Jet Machining? The Water Jet Machining (WJM) process is an advanced, non-conventional machining process wherein a water jet is fired at the workpiece. The jet erodes the material of the ...

Abrasive type and size can be critical components to the performance of your CNC waterjet. We consulted with MultiCam, which is known for their wide-ranging catalogue of waterjet cutting systems, to ...

Designed with the water jet contractor in mind, Jet Edge’s High Flow Abrasivejet delivers up to 3.5 pounds per minute (5.95 L/min) of abrasive and up to 8.6 gallons per minute (31.15 L/min) of ...

From fuselages and wings, to the fenders of a Chevrolet Corvette, to armor panels on military vehicles, composite materials are showing up with greater frequency in a wide range of applications. But ...