Article | REF: BM7280 V1

Thermal cutting and waterjet cutting

Authors: Gilles CANNET, Michel DELZENNE

Publication date: July 10, 1998

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2. Materials that can be cut

  • Oxycutting is very widespread, as it enables simple, clean cutting of unalloyed or low-alloy steels. These steels make up the largest tonnage of metals used. The equipment used can be simple and light 6 , even for cutting large thicknesses (200 to 300 mm) (figure 6 ), which further contributes to the spread of the process....

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