While water jet cutting use is growing, with ever- more industries utilising the technology, there have still been some challenges in recent years as the pandemic led to a downtrend in production. For some, this meant that their water jet-cutting machines would be under-utilised at times. One company in the US had a major issue…. Read More
Water jet cutting is now the technology trusted by Boeing, Airbus and the other giants of manufacturing aircraft. This is an industry where the standards are exacting. Parts for planes have to be cut with 100% accuracy but also cut in a way whereby there is no risk of structural damage or micro abrasions. The… Read More
While browsing the internet the other day – looking for the latest news about water jet cutting – we stumbled across an intriguing headline. Is it possible to make a giant concrete slinky? The obvious answer is, of course, no. The obvious question is why would you want to? It’s not going to be good… Read More
When you think of one of Nottingham’s most famous names – a certain Robin Hood – you think of incredible accuracy and that ability to split an arrow from hundreds of yards. Maybe, this is why Nottingham University has a water jet cutting research facility. They appreciate the accuracy this technology offers. Water jet cutting… Read More
In this blog, over the years we have covered dozens of creative uses for water jet cutting, but this one is a first. We have never before written about water jet cutting in relation to sheds. You might assume we mean portable water jet cutting, those machines that bring a basic version of the technology… Read More
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