This Article appeared in the October 2016 issue of Medical Design Briefs. Functional prosthetic arm (courtesy of the John Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory) Accelerating…
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This Article appeared in the October 2016 issue of Medical Design Briefs. Functional prosthetic arm (courtesy of the John Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory) Accelerating…
Read MoreTECHNI Waterjet™ Lenexa, Kansas, has announced Micro Waterjet LLC will be teaming up with TECHNI Waterjet’s pump line, the Quantum NXT Electric Servo Pump, on…
Read MoreMicro Waterjet systems are designed specifically for small, intricate work. Micro Waterjet was recently featured in a blog post on Modern Machine Shop’s website. Titled…
Read MoreMicro Waterjet is now a proud sponsor of CORE autosport. Founded by Jon Bennett in 2010, CORE autosport has quickly become a respected name in motorsports. In four short…
Read MoreAs one of the most innovative technologies on the market for precision cutting of parts and components, Micro Waterjet has presented a leading-edge alternative for…
Read MoreMicro Waterjet LLC has expanded their line of Precision Waterjet Cutting Machines to include the new micro water jet ® C4 . This new model…
Read MoreHuntersville, NC, January 21, 2015: A Colorado man made history at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory (APL) this summer when he became the…
Read MoreThe microwaterjet machine used by Micro Waterjet was specifically designed to machine two-dimensional, high precision and micro parts with a substantially smaller kerf width (0.08 mm for pure water cutting; 0.2 mm for abrasive cutting) compared to traditional waterjet machines …
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Microwaterjet® cutting is already being used successfully in the production of implants. By means of a new injection procedure used by Swiss Microwaterjet AG, surface structures can now also be processed using pure water.
Geologists say that the Colorado River once took a hard westward turn, then trickled its way across what is now northern Arizona to form the Grand Canyon. Abrasive waterjet pioneer Don Miller predicts there is another trickle coming, this one in the world of micromanufacturing.
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