Waterjet Cutting the Semyx Logo

Here is a demonstration of one of our abrasive waterjet cutting systems being used to cut the Semyx logo out of a sheet of metal. When it comes to cutting metal, waterjet cutting is the most versatile and efficient process on the market. When using abrasive in waterjets, it creates a clean cut that does not require a secondary finishing. Therefore, abrasive waterjets are ideal for metals such as aluminum, steel, stainless steel, tool steel, titanium, brass, copper, inconel, alloys, and any other exotic material.
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[@jimbo081]

that's a good height. Other videos had way low heights.

[@newdadz]

be water my friend
- Bruce Lee

[@manurajkumar9739]

Mohammed 💄

[@ankitasaxena5019]

very nice

[@massinissa3822]

very nice . good idea

[@romeshjadrian]

Worker 1 : Ayy ... listen man .. I'm tired and I'm thirsty ....
worker 2 : here open yo mouth ...

[@a.a.6132]

When I was young I had the idea of using a water jet as a cutter but then I found out that I was not the first one who thought about it.

[@babu-dw8vw]

To compare flow jet which one operate in easy?

[@marcel911]

Why does the nozzle not wear down quickly?

[@ajaxmansker8362]

I call BS on the " does not require a secondary finishing".... I work in the aerospace industry with waterjet cut parts all the time, waterjet does an awesome job but it leaves a lot of pitting that it takes a Dotco to get out, especially on .190 7075 aluminum. Titanium is much cleaner tho. That said, the technology that allows us to cut metal with water is mind boggling.

[@tommiers2738]

Use particle board on aluminum and you won't get the tiger striping or the corrosion on 7075.

[@jorgerivera9214]

how many psi?

[@juanythafigueroa7027]

Bueno

[@manurajkumar9739]

manurajkumarmanu

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manuraj

[@melkykobex]

Igebet

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Muhammad NADEEM