Wasserstrahlschneiden Schmidt

Germany, 35232 Dautphetal

Overview

About Wasserstrahlschneiden Schmidt

Who we are

In the 1960s, the water-jet technology was first used in American aircraft industry for composites, honeycomb and laminated materials. The water pressure was then already 700 bar. A beginning was made and in the early 1970s were water jet pressures up to 4000 bar possible. In the early 1980s, the first time the solid particles, which are called abrasive, hizugegeben and accelerated by the fast water jet were. The abrasive waterjet it was now possible to cut virtually any material. Pure water jet cutting When pure water jet cutting a pure water jet for cutting soft materials used. Kerf width from 0.03 mm Waterjet The water jet is used in Abrasivstrahltechnik as an energy source for the acceleration of the abrasive. The higher the speed with which the solid particles impinge on the cut, the higher the abrasion.The high pressure and the close exit nozzle, the water jet is extremely fast. At 4000 bar about 800 m / s, which corresponds to a speed of 2880 km / h. Waterjet cutting can not quite erstetzen other manufacturing methods such as thermal cutting processes, machining, punching or eroding natural. However, it is so very often find a more rational way to edit the materials. Engineering - Stainless steel - copper - aluminum - titanium - or any other metals - Plastic - Rubber - gears - etc. Residential and industrial - Mosaics - Insulation materials - Tiles - Natural Stone - stairs - stainless steel, etc. Glass industry - Single pane glass - Safety glass - Kunsstoffglas etc. Woodworking - Plywood panels - veneer - Hardwoods - stairs, etc. Textile and advertising industries - Leather - Fabrics - cardboard - Printing paper - label sheets - corrugated cardboard, etc. Electrical industry - Printed circuit boards - composite panels - Composite Resins - copper, etc. Sonderbau - Carbon panels - All composite panels - reinforced plastic plates - Mehrschichtpaltten - aluminum - titanium - Hardox - high-strength steels, etc. Your data, we can edit in all popular formats. We can cut your materials but also by sketches.

Dautphetal, Germany

Member since 2011

Year of foundation1996

Competencies

Technologies

Water jet cutting

Technologies	Lotsize	Length	Width	Weight	Material thickness
Water jet cutting 2D	1–100 k	0.1–3,000 mm	0.1–2,200 mm	0–1,000 kg	0.1–100 mm

Materials

Precious metals

SilverGoldPlatinumOther precious metals

Natural materials

Wood/timberRock

Non-metal inorganic materials

CeramicsGlassConcreteCast mineralsGraphite

Advanced Materials

Nickel alloy (Inconel, Monel, Hastelloy)CarbideSilicium

Cast metals

Cast steelCast iron

Steel

Structural steelCase hardening/tempering steelStainless steel (rust-proof V2A)Stainless steel (rust-proof V4A)Free-cutting/mild steelTool steelSpring steelCold extruding steel

Sintered materials

Metal powder for formed partsMetal powder for hard metal

Heavy metals

Copper-zinc alloys (brass)Copper and copper alloysZinc and zinc alloysSolder

Light metals

Aluminium and aluminium alloysMagnesium and magnesium alloysTitanium and titanium alloys

Plastics/synthetic materials

ThermoplasticsThermosetsElastomersSilocone (LSR)Natural and vulcanised rubberGlass fibre-reinforced plasticCarbon fibre-reinforced plasticParticle reinforced composite materialsWood-Plastic-Composites (WPC)Natural Fibre Composites (NFC)

Industries

Telecommunication industryApparatus engineeringConstruction and architectural suppliesElectrical industryClean room technologyShipbuilding industryBoiler, container and tank construction Special purpose machinery manufacturingMeasurement and control technique, laboratory equipmentAerospace and aviation industryHydraulic and pneumatic industryPower generation and transmission industryMachine tool manufacturingMilitary engineeringInformation technology (hardware)Chemical industryPaper and printing machinery industryPrecision engineering, mechatronics and opticsRailway and rail vehicles industryBuilding, agricultural and forestry machinery manufacturingAutomation and control engineeringMining and tunnel engineeringAutomotive and vehicle constructionOffice machinery and suppliesPlant engineering and constructionDrive and gear engineeringAir conditioning, refrigeration and ventilation industryMedical technologyMechanical engineeringHousehold appliance industryFurniture industryLighting industryFittings engineeringPackaging industry

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