The Victoria and Albert Museum is the world’s leading museum of art and design, home to stunning collections covering all eras and aspects of design. Exhibitions range from objects showcasing modernity – beautifully crafted everyday objects such as chairs, desks and lamps – through to opera from its roots in the Italian renaissance to in-depth… Read More
Anya Gallacio’s ‘Ghost Tree’ at the Whitworth Art Gallery – and how water jet cutting made it possible
The benefits of water jet cutting mean it is trusted by major industries looking for reliable production of machine parts. At TMC water jet we have cut all manner of parts, it is our bread and butter and we are extremely grateful for the business. However, sometimes something a bit out the ordinary happens, something… Read More
Water Jet Cutting – Close To Perfection
Water Jet Cutting is thought of as a near perfect technology. It can cut more accurately than other technologies, it can cut to greater depths (10 times that of laser), can cut complex 3D shapes and is friendly to the environment. But just how perfect is it? Officially*, there are only 7 things more perfect… Read More
Water Jet Cutting – A Lot Has Changed…
Water Jet Cutting first came into being in the 19th century. In some ways the basics have remained unchanged – cutting is done by a water jet – but in others the technology is almost unrecognisable. [playbuzz-item item=”5f7d908a-6336-4f2e-938c-e8889658726d” format=”story”] And if you need something cutting – get in touch with us today on 01625 610 441.
Water Jet News Round-Up
What’s happening in the world of water jet cutting? Here we round up latest news articles on our great industry. Continued growth – globally Good news for us at TMC as one of the UK’s leading water jet cutters – and indeed water jet cutters everywhere – is that a new report indicates that… Read More
