Abrasive water jet machining (AWJM) is a non-thermal, high-velocity cutting technology in which a concentrated stream of water entrains fine abrasive particles to erode material surfaces. By adjusting ...

JEC Europe 2012 – The development of repair procedures for composite structures is becoming a major industrial issue. Classical machining processes using hand-held tools offer high adaptability but ...

A new precision water jet machining centre installed at Westinghouse Electric Company's Nuclear Components Manufacturing facility in Newington, New Hampshire, enables clients in the nuclear and other ...

After over a decade of research and development in waterjet technology, Novajet was established as a spin-off from Chemnitz ...