Fine water jet cutting
With new angle error compensation cutting head
StM is equipping its new MicroCut MJ fine waterjet cutting machine with the StM TAC/12 angular error compensation cutting head, which is characterized by a cutting width of 0.2 mm with a positioning and repeat accuracy of 2.5 µm.
The abrasive content can be infinitely adjusted to the surface and cutting task. The surface finish of up to RA 0.8 μm is similar to grinding. The machining process, start and end points can be selected as required. The system is completely encapsulated and mounted on a low-vibration granite frame, which is connected to a variable precision clamping frame. This can be used to align and securely fasten workpieces up to 800 mm × 1000 mm in size.
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