THE MOST EFFICIENT WAY OF WATERJET CUTTING
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Continuous cutting process
What is ConSus® and what makes it so special?
What is the advantage of continuous cutting processes?
How does the continuous cutting process work?
Where is ConSus® suitable for use?
The system is primarily used stationary in the processing industry as well as in contract manufacturing. Whether special materials with enormous material thickness and special properties, ceramic and glass types, high-performance metal alloys or modern composite materials and plastics – ConSus® has almost no limits in separation.
Where can I get more information?
ConSus® explained shortly:
- 1. Generate pressure
Water is supplied with a high-pressure pump of up to 1500 bar. - 2. Suspension
A suspension is generated from water and abrasive sand in the high-pressure vessel. - 3. Level monitoring
Abrasive is refilled from the intermediate container into the high-pressure container at the same pressure ratio. - 4. Pressure is converted into speed
The suspension is forced through the nozzle and transformed into a cutting jet.
Continuous cutting process
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