Waterjet
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Above: The NX Pro waterjet can be paired with one of three cutting heads, including Dynamic Waterjet XD to enable accurate, fact and flexible 3D cutting
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Above: The Omax optional VersaJET 5-axis cutting head was redesigned so it is more watertight to prevent the abrasivepacked stream from penetrating the gears and other moving parts.
- Written by: Alan Richter
- Written by: Alan Richter
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Houston fabricator brings waterjet in house to better control production of elevator equipment and other components
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Texas machine shop benefits by switching from plasma to waterjet cutting
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A fabricator in Washington state uses a new cutting tool to create public art
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Manufacturers find measurable results by keeping their machines well maintained
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A yacht manufacturer required a more precise cutting method without relying on outside help
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Easy pump rebuilding and no heat affected edges move jobs faster through the production line
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Manufacturers are adapting machine operations to manage quality assurance tasks simply and quickly
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Relying on others proved disappointing, so one shop owner installed his own cutting equipment
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Rather than being weighed down by a jangling key ring, one engineer invents a design to help lighten the load
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Predictive maintenance helps manufacturers eliminate production challenges, boost uptime and support unmanned operations
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Machinery manufacturer’s R&D, education efforts and response to feedback help its customers tackle exotic alloys
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Imperial Metalwerks can switch between cutting materials ranging from steel, aluminum, plastic, rubber, and other materials without complicated setups or downtime
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Imperial Metalwerks can switch between cutting materials ranging from steel, aluminum, plastic, rubber, and other materials without complicated setups or downtime
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BMSI relies on Hyertherm HyPrecision waterjet for custom-cut parts requiring tight tolerances
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In order to shape thicker steel, one fabricator shifts away from manual cutting methods
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Shop owner uses competitive technology to entice potential employees
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Click and feed, a fabricator stays competitive by investing in precision machinery, maintenance and support
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New cutting system advances a machine shop’s ability to land more challenging work
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When the economy floundered, one shop revised its business plan
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Armed with only a business plan, a shop owner selects the right machines to take on rising demand
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Dual-head 5-axis waterjet helps Jacquet Midwest expand capabilities and earn more business
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Harnessing the power of water to cut anything and everything is fitting for this seaside shop
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