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Jetting into the 21st Century: Water-jet cutting of seals and gaskets

โœ Scribed by Roy Szweda


Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
2001
Tongue
English
Weight
515 KB
Volume
2001
Category
Article
ISSN
1350-4789

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โœฆ Synopsis


In the January 2001 issue we reported on a novel development in the manufacture of alternatives to asbestos sealing products, namely a 'Triple Alliance' which led to an award-winning development in the world of water-jet cutting technology. Three UK-based engineering companies have brought to commercial fruition a new system which has great potential for a wide variety of applications, not the least being the manufacture of seals and gaskets made from robust materials such as graphite. However, that article -Water-jet cutting machine offers accurate 'peen' gasket cutting -elicited responses from other companies active in the field. This has led us to return to the topic with a more general overview of this advanced manufacturing process. In this article we look at the world's biggest market for sealing products -North America -where a growing number of service companies are augmenting their existing cutting processes with water-jet machines.


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