20-05-2020, 10:59 AM
I believe that's called "profile cutting" and uses extraordinarily high pressure fine water jets combined with very fine garnet powder abrasive - 60 to 90,000 psi is used with the jet reaching Mach 2 or 3 through a jet about 15 thou in diameter. The grit size is typically 80 mesh, or about 7 thou.
I use a local company that does this to make stainless steel top panels for my amps etc. It's stupidly precise and most importantly it's cold, so doesn't mark the metal, unlike laser cutting which can cause colour changes.
I use a local company that does this to make stainless steel top panels for my amps etc. It's stupidly precise and most importantly it's cold, so doesn't mark the metal, unlike laser cutting which can cause colour changes.
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