Water jet cutting of composite material parts for rotating systems

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

To confirm the wear and damage of the rotating axis of the home appliance, it was cut into two parts. Considering the friction resistance, many of the rotating components are in a floating state, so there is a high possibility that small parts may be lost during a complete two-part cut. Therefore, I proposed a 90-degree opening cut. However, prioritizing the confirmation of the axis center, we accepted the risk of damage or loss of other parts and took measures to maintain stability in areas that could become unstable during cutting, and proceeded with the two-part cut. We successfully maintained the assembly state for all parts except for the washers. This was a project that took advantage of the benefit of being able to cut various materials simultaneously.

Composite Materials