When a technology is suitable for large industry and extremely complex jobs, there can be an assumption that this means it is less suited to smaller tasks. The thinking would go, if the technology can service huge jobs for large clients, bringing in considerable revenue, would they have either the capacity of inclination to work… Read More

Water Jet Cutting has a huge range of applications from huge industries down to model enthusiasts and sculptors. It is a cutting technology that can cut parts accurately, quickly and in a cost-efficient manner. Currently though, a university is using the technology to tackle the most pressing problem of our times – Covid-19. The need… Read More

The versatility of water jet cutting might be well known, but this could create an impression that while it is suitable for many jobs it might not always be the best option. How does this form of technology stack up with a specific, common task?  Cutting tiles is an incredibly common requirement, is water jet… Read More

Water Jet cutting has been in existence since the 1950s, but abrasive water jet cutting is more recent still, first used commercially around 1984. What, though, is abrasive water jet cutting and how does it differ from standard water jet cutting? What is the point of the abrasive? The short answer is that abrasive water… Read More