New heads boost cutting process

JetCut, one of Scotland’s
most well-known waterjet
cutting sub-contractors,
provides its services to a range
of engineering and nonengineering
industries. They
benefit from Jetcut’s expertise
in the high accuracy and h

JetCut, one of Scotland’s
most well-known waterjet
cutting sub-contractors,
provides its services to a range
of engineering and nonengineering
industries. They
benefit from Jetcut’s expertise
in the high accuracy and high
quality processing of a
variety of metals, tiles and
glass, natural materials,
rubbers, plastics and foam.

Essential to the service
provided by JetCut is the
reliability and dependability
of the waterjet process and,
on recommendation from
Wightman Stewart, the
company uses Accustream
Dialine cutting heads. These
have been retrofitted to the
company’s Calypso waterjet
cutting table.

JetCut can cut with
abrasive waterjet any metallic
material including tool steel,
aluminium, steel, copper and
exotic materials with 0.5 to
150mm thicknesses to a
tolerance of ±0.2mm. The
company has the capacity to
cut from sheets up to 3m by
1.5m on the Calypso table.

For JetCut, the best feature
of the Dialine is the diamond
interchangeable orifice which
has helped reduce downtime.

It also lets the company fine
tune settings so that they can
get the most out of their 60hp
waterjet intensifier.

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