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Water Jet Cutting for Complex Designs
The water jet process of creating items, including honeycomb panels and gaskets, involves high pressure water that is forced through a small nozzle (0.010″ to 0.015″ in diameter) to produce a very precise cut of the material.
Benefits of the Water Jet Method
- Products can be tightly nestled
- Cuts are extremely accurate
- A good method for complex and intricate parts
- Provides an efficient use of raw materials
- Less chance of compression distortion
- Works well for producing prototypes and other test parts
- A great method for short production runs
Materials Typically Cut Via the Water Jet Method
- Steel
- Aluminum
- Brass
- Rubbers
- Plastics
- Composites











