The softly-softly approach of robotic waterjet cutting

The softly-softly approach of robotic waterjet cutting

An extremely high-pressure jet of water is an efficient method of cutting soft materials, and combining the waterjet process with industrial robots is an economic alternative to the traditional punch tool method of producing complex-shaped components for car interiors, such as floor carpets, headlin...

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Suppliers
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