
Waterjet excels at industrial tasks due to its scalability.
While productions or processing are all limited by simple physics, waterjets
are natively flexible enough to adapt to various industrial tasks. Companies
utilize waterjets to cut metal blocks which can weigh a few tons. Companies
also use waterjet to cut a small block of wood weighing no more than a pound.
Through this flexibility, waterjets are able to scale its production upon
demand and provide a solid cutting solution.
Traditional cutting methods often use a solid or sharp
object to cut through another solid object. This has been the tried and true
method for centuries ever since man invented tools. While this method gets the
job done, there may be side effects that a business may have to account for.
The material being cut may be too brittle that applying force with another
solid object might shatter it. When you're using a motorized saw, the friction
created between the blade and the material being cut may produce enough heat to
damage either the saw or the material.
Waterjets do make contact with target materials but the
contact is made in a very different way. Ultra high pressure pushes the water
down a pin hole nozzle, creating extreme amount of force on a small area. This
causes the water to erode away the solid object it comes in contact with,
eventually creating a cut as the object or the nozzle moves around. Materials
which are being cut by waterjets are basically disintegrating away. No damage
is done to the material as a whole since no additional forces are applied to
the material. There is no negative impact to the material and there is no
friction. Waterjet cutting is one of the best ways of cutting a material
without having adverse effects on it.
In fact, waterjet cutting is perhaps the most efficient
cutting method when it comes to material preservation. Waterjets can cut thinly
as a human hair, which means that only a miniscule portion of the material will
be wasted. This allows businesses to get more out of the materials being cut.
While such savings may seem small in a single cut, projects after projects will
eventually build up to create a significant amount of savings.
Through versatility and efficiency waterjet cutting has
become a valued services in many business spheres. A single waterjet machine
can be tweaked and configured to handle multitude of tasks, meeting almost
every cutting needs that a business may have. Waterjet process can also be fine
tuned to increase speed or quality, offering businesses a valuable option.
Through waterjet cutting, businesses have a say on how their project is going
to be planned out, as opposed to changing the scope of a project due to
inflexible solutions.