Jet cutting

All manufacturing processes are referred to as blasting , the cutting effect of which is based on a blasting medium accelerated in the working direction . The abrasive can be moved directly (centrifugal wheel) or with the help of a carrier medium such as compressed air or water. With cut-off blasting, the cutting effect can also be achieved without adding an abrasive blasting medium, for example when cutting with pure water .

According to DIN 8589, jet cutting is divided into several groups. In practice, however, this subdivision is not always given, since a system can often serve several purposes. In addition, the shot blasting can be subdivided according to the method of shot acceleration.

Ablation blasting

• Sandblasting
• Shot peening
• CO ₂ dry ice blasting
• CO ₂ snow jets
• Micro sandblasting
• Soda jets
• Water jet milling

Separating jets

• Water jet cutting

literature

• W. König: Manufacturing process 2nd 4th edition, Springer Verlag Berlin Heidelberg, Berlin Heidelberg 2005, ISBN 978-3-540-23496-8 .
• Berend Denkena, Hans Kurt Toenshoff: Spanen. Basics, 3rd edition, Springer Verlag Berlin Heidelberg, Berlin Heidelberg 2011, ISBN 978-3-642-19771-0 .

See also

• Parts cleaning
• Compressed air jets
• Blasting technology
• Sandblasting blower

Web links

• Surface finishing blasting, cleaning blasting and blasting (accessed on February 15, 2016)
• Blasting steel (accessed February 15, 2016)