• Plasma Cutting
Plasma cutting is a cutting method that relies on superheated, electrically ionized gas (plasma) to melt through the metal workpiece. It is typically used on conductive metals, including steel, aluminium, brass and copper. This method generally uses less energy than laser cutting and can cut through thicker materials.
• Water Jet Cutting
Water jet cutting uses a high-pressure water jet combined with an abrasive substance to cut through the workpiece. This method operates under low temperature and can produce parts with a clean sharp edges. It is the go-to method when dealing with materials that are sensitive to heat. Water jets can cut through up to 120mm thick aluminium sheets. A wide range of materials such as aluminium, copper, brass, steel and many high strength alloys can be shaped with this method.
• Wire EDM
The Wire EDM method uses a thin, electrically energized wire to vaporize and slice through electrically conductive metal. This method can make complex, three-dimensional cuts with extreme precision, which makes it ideal for cutting small, highly detailed parts that are difficult to produce with conventional processes.