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ConSus lock system
Stationary WAS cutting with Continuous Suspension (ConSus)
A worldwide patented lock system enables a continuous supply of the abrasive into the high-pressure vessel, thus ensuring an uninterrupted cutting in the Water Abrasive Suspension (WAS) cutting process.
How does waterjet cutting with the ConSus lock system work?
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More InformationFields of application
- Processing industry
- Contract manufacturing
- Industrial cutting and slicing of high-strength, brittle or thick materials, composites and hollow sandwich structures
Advantages over the WAIS system*
- Only 1500 bar
- up to 3 times faster
- Kalter Schnitt
- 70% energy savings
- 70% less noise
- 50% less particle emissions
- 50% CO2 savings
- 50% cost savings
*Water Abrasive Injection System (WAIS) is the commonly used process in industrial manufacturing to date
Continuous Suspension (ConSus) briefly explained
The abrasive is filled from a hopper via a ball valve into an intermediate pressure vessel. From there it passes under pressure through another ball valve into the high-pressure vessel. Subsequently, the suspension is fed to the main water jet via the bypass valve and then to the nozzle.
Experts for stationary cutting with ConSus
This process is mainly used in the processing industry as well as in contract manufacturing. ConSus – ANT Stationary Cutting Solutions GmbH, as part of the ANT Group, is specifically dedicated to the requirements in this sector. therefore, you can obtain further information on the website www.consus-gmbh.com.
Do you have any questions?
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