High-quality enamel pot, water jet 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.

Enamel is a product that involves fusing a glass-like glaze onto the surface of metal materials such as iron and aluminum at high temperatures. By the way, enamelware is also referred to as cloisonné or cloisonné enamel in the context of crafts. It can be used directly and is heat-resistant, and due to its high thermal conductivity, it is excellent as a cooking utensil. Since it is covered with glass, it does not rust and has excellent cooling properties. Additionally, it is said to be resistant to retaining odors. Cast iron enamel pots are made using a special manufacturing method that increases the contact area between the metal and the glaze, allowing for precise measurement of whether the performance meets the design specifications. Furthermore, cutting was performed for visual verification of the cross-section. The special material, which consists mainly of metal and silica (silicon dioxide) with a glass-like glaze fused at high temperatures, is particularly well-suited for water jet cutting. Including curved sections, it was possible to conduct precise verification without any cracks, chips, or delamination.

Composite Materials