How can a jet of water be powerful enough to cut through steel?
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Yes, waterjet cutting has a number of creative and efficient uses.
As pointed out they often use an added abrasive, frequently crushed garner, it was shocking when I first saw 20 totes, pallet size but a cube of crushed garnet.
I did a project where the customer was using waterjet to trim the flashing off of forged titanium jet engine blades.
But other used were slicing rice-crispy treats ( the very high pressures also sterilize the water), acoustic ceiling tile( they do not even get wet)… granted not steel but some of the variety of applications.
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