Could water jet cutting technology be used as an environmentally-friendly way to clean parts for industry? A recent study had us pondering this question. The results showed that not only could water jet technology be used for cleaning, it may also be hugely advantageous to do so.
Cast your mind back to when you were in school – what did the CDT, or design suite (or shed perhaps) have in stock? We think back to some pretty rudimentary metalwork machinery, equipment that might be OK for making a fork or a crowbar, but probably not so hot for making parts for an… Read More
Of all the practical uses for water jet cutting, few can match the importance of using this technology in the field of medical care. We wrote a few years back of how water jet cutting was increasingly being embraced by the medical profession and we are delighted that this trend has continued. The technology is… Read More
In Sydney, they had a problem with their sewers, a problem that needed sorting and soon. Don’t worry, this isn’t the blurb from a straight-to-DVD horror about a super crocodile living below the city streets. Instead, it is somewhat more mundane but just as problematic. Well, almost. Sydney had a huge problem with blocked drains,… Read More
As the appalling Russian invasion of Ukraine continues, we were minded to go off on a tangent and delve into water jet cutting in the country. From a very human perspective, we wondered about people just like us, who work in the same industry and now find themselves in the midst of a conflict. Hopefully,… Read More
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