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Waterjet Cutting Machines Market

  • Report ID : 581

  • Category : Advanced-Materials

  • No Of Pages : 120

  • Published on: July 2024

  • Status: Published

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Waterjet Cutting Machines Market

Waterjet cutting is nothing more than an expedited industrial erosion process carried out within a selected material. Strongly pressurised water is blasted into a mixing chamber using a ruby or diamond nozzle.
Pressure creates a vacuum that draws the garnet sand into the stream, where it is released for cutting at the target. Erosion happens at a rate that is seen as cutting because of how rapidly the sand particles eat away at the material.
As a result, waterjet cutting has developed into a very potent and adaptable machining technique that is employed in numerous global sectors. An industrial device called a waterjet cutter consists of three primary parts that work together to erode a tiny line within a piece of material using a high-pressure water stream.
Water jet machining (WJM), also called water jet cutting, is a non-traditional machining method that uses a high-velocity water jet to precisely remove material from a workpiece's surface. WJM performs exceptionally well when cutting softer materials like rubber, plastic, or wood. For harder materials like granite or metals, an abrasive ingredient is used with water to increase cutting efficiency.


Key Players
Dardi International (China)
Flow International (United States)
OMAX (India)
Anjani Technoplast (India)
Bystronic (Switzerland)
ESAB Welding & Cutting Systems (Switzerland)
Huffman (United States)
Jet Edge (United States)
KMT Waterjet Systems (United States)
PowerJet Systems (Canada)
 


Segmentation

•    By Type
o    Pure Waterjet
o    Abrasive Waterjet (Abrasivejet)
•    By Application
o    paint removal
o    surgery
o    cleaning
o    peening to remove residual stress
o    cutting
o    drilling
o    milling


Market Dynamics
Driver 
Commonly machined materials utilising water jet (WJM or AWJM) include rubber, textiles, plastics, foam, leather, composites, tiles, stone, glass, food, metals, paper, and more. These are some of the key factors that may cause the growth of waterjet cutting machines. 
For cutting soft and easily machinable materials, such foils, wood, fabrics, plastics, polymers, leathers, and even frozen substances, WJM is the recommended method. 
Conversely, thick steel and aluminium plates, reinforced plastics, metal matrix and ceramic matrix composites, multilayer composites, stones, glass, and other difficult-to-machine materials are among the materials that AWJM excels at processing. 
It also have some advantages Preserves the original structure of materials without creating a heat-affected zone (HAZ),Enables intricate and complex cuts in various materials, Maintains a clean and dust-free work area during the machining process, Boasts low operating and maintenance costs as it lacks moving parts, Minimises thermal damage to the workpiece due to the absence of heat generation, Cuts a wide range of materials, from softer ones like rubber, plastics, and wood (WJM) to harder materials like granite (AWJM), Environmentally friendly, generating no pollution or toxic by-products.

 

Restraints
For cutting soft and easily machinable materials, such foils, wood, fabrics, plastics, polymers, leathers, and even frozen substances, WJM is the recommended method. 
Conversely, thick steel and aluminium plates, reinforced plastics, metal matrix and ceramic matrix composites, multilayer composites, stones, glass, and other difficult-to-machine materials are among the materials that AWJM excels at processing.


Opportunity
Waterjet technology is one of the machining techniques that is growing the fastest. It is safe for the environment, can machine almost any material, and can cut metal down to a depth of more than 100 mm. It is used in a wide range of industries, including the food, medical, aerospace, and automotive sectors. Some of the current applications include coating removal from engine components, fish stripping and cutting, and automobile carpet cutting.  In recent times, there has been a noticeable surge in the utilisation of waterjet technology due to the need for speed, flexibility, and the processing of more challenging materials. Improvements in waterjet cutting technology, such as higher precision and faster cutting speeds, give opportunities for market expansion. Waterjet cutting equipment are being equipped with robotics and automation to boost productivity and reduce labour costs.


Recent Industry Insight
On Jan. 2022, The 2nd Generation of FinJet H waterjet cutting machines is launched
On August 2018, OMAX Corporation announced the ProtoMAX abrasive waterjet has achieved CE certification.
On August 2022, Court Square Capital Partners-Backed GoEngineer Announces Acquisition of Computer Aided Technology, Inc.
On June 2023, Keysight Advances Software-Centric Solutions Leadership Through the Acquisition of ESI Group 
On June 2023, Entry into exclusive negotiations between Keysight and ESI Group’s main shareholders to acquire a controlling block followed by the launching of a mandatory cash tender offer
On June 2023, Accenture Acquires Nextira, Expanding Engineering Capabilities in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
On October 2020, Altair Acquires M-Base Engineering + Software GmbH, Leader in Plastics Material Data and Technology
On  February 2020, Hexagon enhances its Smart Factory solutions with the acquisition of Romax Technology


Key Target Audience
End User
Potential Investors
New Entrants
Innovation and R&D
Suppliers and Manufacturers
Others

 

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