Waterjet machining
Composite machining
Article REF: AM5215 V1
Waterjet machining
Composite machining

Author : Alain DESSARTHE

Publication date: October 10, 1997

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6. Waterjet machining

6.1 Principle

This process is relatively recent, since the first patents, which were decisive in developing the use of a hyperbaric fluid jet to cut material, date back to the early 1970s (American companies Flow Systems and Ingersoll Rand). Since then, other suppliers of hyperbaric pumps have appeared, and manufacturers of complete systems have developed in parallel.

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