From small cell phone panels to huge shaped mirrors, water jet cutting service has been the go-to method for various industrial applications. The water jet’s controlled pressure and powerful stream make it an ideal option for cutting different materials, including glass. Here are just some of the reasons why manufacturers prefer this cutting method for their projects.
#1. Excellent Precision
Irrespective of the shape, size, or specific glass material, the omnidirectional water jet stream can cut virtually all shapes even those with thickness below 0.1mm. The high pressure produced by the machine’s water pump generates extremely high accuracy to precisely cut holes, notches, and other details without deformity. This level of precision makes water jet cutting service an optimal choice for most industrial applications, namely automotive, lighting, architecture, energy, marine, medical, aviation, and so on.
#2. Smooth Cuts
The highly pressurized stream of water that water jet cutter produces offers an exceptionally smooth and controllable tool. Allowing to fully control the speed of cutting enables the operator to smoothly cut either thin or thick glass or ceramic materials. Water jet cutting service is also applicable for etched, taped, and coated glass surfaces.
#3. Great Performance for Thick Materials
There are a wide variety of glass materials that benefit from water jet cutting services, from extremely thin smartphone screens to very thick multi-layered bullet-proof vehicle panels to intricate decorative glass windows. As the thickness of the glass panel increases, waterjet cutting provides even more superior speed and accuracy. Other uses for water jet glass cutting are solar panels, ornamental parts, wood-burning stoves, and more.
With decades of experience in providing water jet cutting service, our All Team Glass professionals confidently recommend their ability, versatility, and precision for your next cutting project. We employ the latest cutting technology to meet even the most complicated projects.
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