There can’t be many people who would think of a premium lingerie company and a industrial water jet cutting company in the same context. Theo Paphitis’s Boux Avenue wanted a dramatic entrance statement for their shops to reflect and match the quality and finish of the lingerie. Porcelain floor tiles, notoriously difficult to cut were… Read More
Cutting thick aluminium is by no means an easy feat but if you have a water jet cutter thats a different story. Take a large 230 mm thick, 70 kilo block of aluminium and convert it into an engine part. Easy right? For TMC, yes it is! Conventional machining would produce massive amounts of swarf and… Read More
Planes, spaceships and jet packs all feature in the minds of young boys across the planet as they dream of creative but alternate methods of transport. You could imagine the delight on the faces of the old boys at TMC when Parajet, makers of flying cars asked us to water jet cut mild steel disk… Read More
TMC water jet were approached by a titanium fabricator with an unusual request to help manufacture parts to be fabricated into titanium heat exchangers for an offshore application. The first part, producing 25mm thick titanium blanks, was straightforward. These were then rolled into half rings and returned for further water jet cutting. The next process… Read More
The last bridge to be built over one of Oxford’s city centre streets was the iconic Bridge of Sighs completed in 1914. The new bridge over Brewer Street, being built over a surviving section of Oxford’s medieval city wall links old and new, stone and steel, merging traditional and contemporary design. In association with Anthony… Read More
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