Waterjet Cutting

WARDJet has introduced the Emerald 0606 (2' x 2') and the Emerald 0612 (2' x 4') to its existing Emerald Series Line of low-cost, American-made waterjets.

Sugino Corp. has introducde the newest addition to their waterjet cutting family: the Katana2 Water Jet Cutting System.

OMAX Corp. has integrated a company-wide custom-designed automated management system. This system, developed in house by OMAX, helps eliminate bottlenecks, provides active real-time measurable data and makes it possible to quickly adjust to fluctuating production schedules.

Abrasive waterjet users can benefit by learning about the technology's expanding applicability.

WARDJet Inc. has designed two high-speed, high-production, American made waterjets: the J-Series and L-Series.

Waterjet systems manufacturer Jet Edge Inc. introduces the EDGE X-5 5-axis water jet system.

WARDJet announced the release of the Emerald Series waterjet, a high quality, low cost waterjet system.

AccuStream has redesigned its popular AS Series intensifier pumps to maximize output, increase energy efficiency and offer more robust control.

Royal Engineered Composites successfully installed a Composite Machining Center (CMC). The CMC, built by Flow International Corp., is reportedly the first ever Class B machine to be built.

OMAX Corp.'s new Intelli-VISOR System Monitoring Package enables users to oversee the status and performance of an OMAX abrasive waterjet throughout the entire cutting process.

Abrasive waterjet cutting machines are flowing into small shops as complementary equipment.

The Look Ahead column in the August 2012 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering also features a "self-learning" control to automate abrasive waterjet milling.