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      Laser Cutter vs. Waterjet

      Thanks for having an Flow IFB!
      Post by: CheetosFingers, Jun 17, 2011 in forum: Machining
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      Laser Cutter vs. Waterjet

      Many WJ systems have articulating cutting heads that eliminate steam lag and taper. The cutting head in Flow International's Dynamic cutting head...
      Post by: CheetosFingers, Jun 17, 2011 in forum: Machining
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      Laser Cutter vs. Waterjet

      Interesting fact about Waterjets... They are used in high speed slitting processes without abrasive to cut toilet paper, paper towel, cookies,...
      Post by: CheetosFingers, Jun 17, 2011 in forum: Machining
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      Laser Cutter vs. Waterjet

      WJ can achieve +/- .05" up to +/- .015" depending on the specific model, per three feet of travel. Some units claim as accurate as +/- .001" but...
      Post by: CheetosFingers, Jun 17, 2011 in forum: Machining
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      Laser Cutter vs. Waterjet

      I agree with Ralph's statement. WJ is more versatile, but laser is better at a smaller range of material. It really comes down to what material...
      Post by: CheetosFingers, Jun 17, 2011 in forum: Machining
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      POLL: How did you find EngineeringClicks?

      I found this community on Twitter.
      Post by: CheetosFingers, Jun 15, 2011 in forum: Pop in and say hello!
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      Laser Cutter vs. Waterjet

      Waterjet +No heat affected zone [necessary to manufacture aerospace composite components, Boeing & Airbus have HUGE custom Waterjets to cut...
      Post by: CheetosFingers, Jun 15, 2011 in forum: Machining

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