Bottle cap fastening verification water jet cutter cutting

With our extensive experience and proven track record in water jet cutting, we accept requests for prototyping and verification cutting of difficult-to-process materials such as metals, resins, and composites.

Solving conventional issues and achieving high-precision verification Challenges in verifying the fastening state of polypropylene resin bottle caps Polypropylene resin, known for its lightweight, durability, and recyclability, is widely used in various applications, including bottle caps. However, traditional cutting methods for verification purposes have the following challenges: Deformation and damage due to heat generation: High temperatures can deform the material, potentially hindering the verification of the fastening state. Accuracy degradation due to wear: The cutting surface may wear down, making it difficult to accurately assess the original condition. Verification impossible due to damage: If damage occurs during the cutting process, verification itself becomes impossible. Contamination of the fastening cross-section: If the cutting surface becomes dirty, it may hinder the verification process. In this case, due to the large hollow part of the polypropylene resin bottle cap cutting material, we implemented measures to suppress the scattering of the jet water flow while cutting. Although the generation of burrs could not be avoided due to the low hardness of the resin, the joint parts remained intact, resulting in verification results that satisfied our customers.

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