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What is water jet cutting?
Water jet cutting is an industrial cutting process that uses a high-pressure jet of water, or a mixture of water and an abrasive substance, to cut a wide variety of materials. It is commonly used for cutting metals, stone, glass, plastics, composites, and food. Its advantages include the ability to cut intricate shapes without heat-affected zones, minimal material distortion, and environmental friendliness.
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EDM machining
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EDM machining, like water jet cutting, is a non-traditional machining process that can cut complex shapes in hard materials. However, it's typically slower and more expensive, but suitable for materials that water jet cutting cannot handle.
5 axis CNC Milling
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5-axis CNC milling is a subtractive manufacturing process capable of creating complex 3D shapes. While it can work with a wider range of materials, waterjet is often better for softer materials or when heat affected zones are a concern.
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Production Worker
57 Production Worker jobs mention water jet cutting
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Materials Engineer
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Mechanical Engineer
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Engineer
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