Changing water filters on a waterjet intensifier pump is easy.
Be sure to change the water filter(s) in your waterjet intensifier pump after every 250 hours, or more frequently depending on your local water conditions.
If your water inlet pressure is low, a dirty filter may be the culprit.
See your waterjet pump maintenance manual for instructions on monitoring and changing filters.
You can purchase waterjet parts and filters through Jet Edge.
UHP water jet systems are a fantastic cold cutting method for cutting precise parts from rubber.
Gaskets cut by AP Services.
Applications for cutting rubber with water jet include gasket manufacturing, rubber gym floors, and tire recycling. Waterjet also are used to produce crumb rubber for various applications, including landscaping mulch, playgrounds and running track surfaces.
2. Don't let debris get into the abrasive hopper when you fill it. Even a tiny piece of packaging debris can clog your tubing. If you do get such a clog, check the elbow on the bottom of your bulk abrasive hopper and also your mini hopper.
3. Keep your abrasive dry.
3. Use the right orifice/nozzle combination. In general, the nozzle should be 3X larger than the orifice.
4. Use the proper size orifice for the abrasive grit you are using.
5. Maintain a proper standoff from the work surface to prevent the water flow from being blocked.
6. Replace worn orifices to prevent water from backing up into the mixing chamber.
7. And, of course, be sure to read and understand your waterjet manufacturer's manuals and take advantage of their training opportunities.
The term "water jet" is commonly used to describe both water-only waterjets and abrasive waterjets (abrasivejets).
Water only waterjet cutting YOXO® toys.
A pure UHP waterjet cuts soft materials with a powerful stream of water that has been pressurized up to 75,000 psi+ and forced through a tiny orifice. Pure water only waterjets are used to cut foods such as bread, ham and carrots; as well as paper products, cardboard, carpet, foam, rubber and insulation. They are frequently integrated into custom food processing systems, water slitting systems and shuttle systems. Waterjets also are used like a pressure washer on steroids to blast away old coatings, paint and corrosion.
Abrasivejet cutting stainless steel at JACQUET Midwest.
When cutting hard material such as metal or stone, an abrasive (usually garnet) is added to the cutting stream, creating an abrasivejet that can cut precise parts from virtually any material, from granite, quartz and marble to difficult-to-machine super alloys such as Inconel®.
Can you believe it's been 24 years since the Kuwait oil fires?
Jet Edge, a very young company at the time, helped put out the fires by supplying mobile waterjet cutting equipment that was used to cut off the mangled well heads so they could be capped.
To this day, waterjets are considered the ideal cold cutting method for oil industry applications as they cut without heat or flames. Portable waterjet cutting systems are commonly used to cut pipelines and to cut petroleum storage tank door sheets and floors. They can even be used underwater.
Did you know that many of the parts in your car are cut with water?
Ultra-high pressure 55,000+ psi water-only waterjets cut a wide variety of automotive parts, including headliners, carpet, dashboards, door panels, trunk liners, and much more.
Waterjet systems used for automotive applications are typically integrated into robotic cells.
Alliance Automation LLC has integrated Jet Edge waterjets into its robotic systems.
Learn more about their robotic waterjets at www.jetedge.com.
Jet Edge is excited to help staff our customer YOXO®'s fun hands-on exhibit at the Minnesota State Fair, Aug. 27-Sept. 7! Look for YOXO in the Eco Experience Building.
YOXO uses Jet Edge waterjets to cut the Ys, Xs, and Os for its wildly popular creative play toy kits. Kids use YOXO kits and their imaginations to create their own characters, towers, or anything else they can think of. YOXO links even connect with things around the house like paper towel rolls and cereal boxes for endless possibilities.
Complete the Eco Experience Challenge and turn in your completed bookmark for a YOXO puppy kit (limited to 800 per day to kids 16 and younger).
Jet Edge staff will be volunteering at the exhibit on most fair days.
Please stop by and say hi!
Jet Edge Inc. announces that JACQUET Midwest has installed a dual head 5-axis Jet Edge EDGE X-5® water jet cutting system at its metal processing facility in Racine, Wisconsin.
The EDGE X-5 is JACQUET Midwest’s third Jet Edge system and JACQUET’s 13th Jet Edge waterjet nationwide. JACQUET plans to use the new system to provide beveling and chamfering services to its customers in the Midwest as well as nationwide through its five regional service centers.
The waterjet system features a 21’ X 13’ work envelope which enables the metal service center to process full 8’x20’ or 10’x20’ plates. Its dual 5-axis cutting heads double their production and are capable of cutting precise 3D parts from virtually any material, including bevels up to 50°. Powered by a 60,000 psi 100 hp Jet Edge iP60-100 intensifier pump, the ball-screw driven waterjet system has the best repeatability in the industry at +/- .001”. The system also has submerged or above-water cutting capabilities as well as a proprietary plate mapping feature that allows precise nozzle-to-plate standoff.
“We’re really excited to bring the Jet Edge dual head 5-axis water jet into our facility,” said Dan Chatterton, JACQUET Midwest CEO. “With the precision that we’ll be able to achieve with the 5-axis taper control machine, we can provide a tighter tolerance part from the top edge to the bottom edge of the part, eliminating a lot of the machining. It allows us to do much more for our customers; we can bevel cut, taper control, and chamfer holes on both the top and bottom edges of the material.”
Chatterton noted that JACQUET has always equipped its service centers with large gantries to better serve its customers. When JACQUET decided to add a 5-axis system, it distinguished itself even further by offering the rare capability of dual 5-axis cutting services.
“All of the machines in the JACQUET system are large table machines because of the large plate sizes that we buy mill direct allowing us to be more efficient with our cuts, have longer run cuts and have better nesting,” he said. “Our dual 5-axis system is going to provide an even higher level of service to our customers, allowing them to look to JACQUET for all of their cutting needs.”
A subsidiary of JACQUET Mid Atlantic, which is a subsidiary of Jacquet Metals of Lyon Saint Priest, France, JACQUET Midwest is one of five JACQUET metal service centers in the United States. The company also has service centers in Pottstown, Pennsylvania; Carson, California; Pineville, North Carolina; and Houston, Texas. JACQUET recently acquired the Rolark Group service centers in Canada, with subsidiaries in Edmonton, Toronto and Montreal.
JACQUET specializes in supplying and processing stainless steel and nickel alloys for OEMS, fabricators and machine shops that support primarily the oil and gas, power generation, pollution control systems and water purification industries. JACQUET’s North American service centers provide waterjet and plasma part cutting. The company stocks 19 different grades of stainless steel and nickel alloy plates in a wide variety of sizes and thicknesses.
More Information
For more information about JACQUET Midwest visit www.myjacquet.com/midwest or call 1-877-202-8911 or +1 262-898-1381.
For more information about Jet Edge, visit www.jetedge.com, or call 1-800-JET-EDGE or +1 763-497-8700.
About Jet Edge
Established in 1984, Jet Edge is a global designer and manufacturer of waterjet systems for precision cutting, surface preparation and coating removal. Jet Edge systems are used around the world in a broad range of industries, from the world's leading airlines to automotive, aerospace, industrial manufacturers, and machine and job shops. Jet Edge waterjets are proudly made in U.S.A.
Waterjet systems manufacturer Jet Edge, Inc. recently
helped the University of Minnesota Solar Vehicle Project (UMNSVP) by waterjetting several fiberglass composite chassis
components for the team’s new car, “Eos.”
Jet Edge R&D Engineer
Michael Wheeler (left) and Machinist Brian Wallace (center) discuss the
waterjet cutting process with members of the University of Minnesota Solar
Vehicle Project, Shiping Yi, Jacob Herbers and Chris Yamaguchi.
St.
Michael-based Jet Edge is one of several Minnesota companies helping the student
solar car team design and manufacture its two-person Cruiser Class car that
will compete in the 3-day Formula Sun Grand Prix track race at Circuit of the
Americas in Austin, Texas, in July and the 3000 km (1877 mile) World Solar
Challenge in Australia in October.
The
40-member student-run team has been working on Eos for a year and a half and
plans to unveil it sometime in early July, said team engineer Jacob Herbers. Until
then, all design improvements are being kept under wraps.
Eos
is the UMNSVP’s 12th car since the project’s inception in 1990.
The project has raced numerous times in
both the American Solar Challenge and the World Solar Challenge. Over the years, the project’s teams have
placed either first or second 15 times and have travelled to Canada, Australia,
Japan, and Taiwan. The project has given students invaluable real world
experience as they are responsible for designing, funding, building, testing,
and racing each vehicle. It also has
helped advance solar technology by serving as an innovation test bed, and has
helped advance electric motor technologies, paving the way for today's
successful electric car companies.
The project has benefited from the
tremendous support of Twin Cities businesses, noted Herbers, who recently
completed his undergraduate degree in mechanical engineering.
“There are hundreds of
different parts in the car, including the carbon composite outer shell, the
carbon and fiberglass composite chassis panels, aluminum and steel mechanical
components, solar cells, electric motors and controllers, lithium-ion batteries,
electrical wiring, etc.,” he explained. “Our project would be impossible without the help of local
manufacturers, who have helped us with layups, laser-cutting, tube bending, CNC
milling and lathing, heat-treating, soldering and waterjet cutting.”
Herbers
explained that the car’s chassis components and other parts are cut from as
light of material as possible to help the car achieve faster speeds. The team’s previous car topped out at 80
miles per hour.
“The
finished weight is estimated to be 500 pounds,” he said. “Every added pound of weight on the car would
cause us to have to drive slower in the race.
Jet
Edge’s role in the project was to cut 14 parts from a 0.53” thick composite
material that consisted of a layer of fiberglass on either side of 0.5"
thick aramid honeycomb core. The
waterjet manufacturer cut the parts in its St. Michael test lab, using its
latest EDGE X-5® 5-axis waterjet cutting system.
Prior
to cutting the parts, Jet Edge’s R&D engineer Michael Wheeler and Machinist
Brian Wallace worked with the team to create DXF files from 3D files supplied
by the team. They then used IGEMS
waterjet CAD/CAM/nesting software to produce the complicated bevels and to
create the CNC programs. While the parts
were already nested by the team, Wallace fine-tuned the nesting using IGEMS to
save material.
“We
cut the parts at 78,000 psi using a 0.010/0.030 orifice/nozzle combination,”
said Wallace. “We used 0.4 pounds per
minute of 80 grit garnet abrasive. We
cut the holes at 10 inches per minute and the external shapes at 60 inches per
minute. We adjusted the speed down
appropriately for the bevels cuts. We
only had one sheet of material to work with, so we utilized our nesting
software to get the most parts out of that sheet. It took about 30 minutes to cut all 14 parts.”
“This
was first time I’ve cut a honeycombed composite material with the 5-axis,”
Wallace said. “It worked perfect. We probably could have cut the part without
abrasive, but we didn’t have a lot of material to experiment with, so I decided
to use abrasive. The material wasn’t
hard, but with the honeycomb and the bevels, you’re cutting through open areas
that interrupt the waterjet, and you are cutting through thicker and thinner
material as it bevels.”
To
Herbers’ knowledge, the team has always used waterjet to cut its composite
components.
“It is very precise and ensures a good fit
when we assemble the chassis panels,” he said.
Herbers
encouraged other students to get involved in the Solar Vehicle Project. The UMNSVP is open to all University of
Minnesota students, regardless of their area of study, he noted. Members can have as much or as little involvement
as they want, but everyone works on designing and manufacturing a part of the
car and more experienced members hold leadership positions.
“It is very interesting to visit
with local manufacturers and see their processes,” said Herbers, who is
pursuing a career that will allow him to use his knowledge to save energy and protect
the environment. “I've learned a lot
about how to design parts for manufacturability, and have gotten to see
firsthand how parts of different materials get made, which are things that
mostly aren't taught in school, and will definitely help prepare me for a
career in mechanical engineering.”
About the University of Minnesota Solar
Vehicle Project
The University of
Minnesota Solar Vehicle Project is a student-run project that designs, builds
and races solar vehicles in the United States and abroad. Since its inception in 1990, the project has
built 12 cars and has raced numerous times in the American Solar Challenge and
the World Solar Challenge. The project’s
teams have placed either first or second 15 times. For more information about the University of
Minnesota Solar Vehicle Project, visit www.umnsvp.org, e-mail svp@umn.edu or call 612-460-7876.
About Jet
Edge, Inc.
Established in 1984, Jet
Edge is a global designer and manufacturer of waterjet systems for precision cutting, surface
preparation and coating removal. Jet Edge waterjets are used around the world in a broad
range of industries, from the world's leading airlines to automotive,
aerospace, industrial manufacturers, machine and job shops. Jet Edge waterjet
systems are proudly made in the U.S.A. For
more information about Jet Edge, visit www.jetedge.com, e-mail sales@jetedge.com or call 1-800-JET-EDGE (538-3343). Follow us on Twitter
@jetedge.
Jet Edge Inc. is pleased to
announce that JACQUET West is installing a second Jet Edge waterjet cutting
system at its metal
processing facility in Carson, Calif.
The Mid Rail Gantry system is JACQUET’s twelfth Jet Edge waterjet
nationwide.
JACQUET West’s new
large-format Jet Edge waterjet system features a 12’x 21’ table which enables the metal service center
to process full 8’x20’ or 10’x20’ plates.
Powered by a 60,000 psi 100 hp Jet Edge iP60-100 intensifier pump, the ball-screw
driven waterjet system has the best repeatability in the industry at +/- .001”,
and features dual independent cutting heads to double production. The Jet Edge system also has submerged or
above-water cutting capabilities as well as height sensing capabilities to
react to inconsistent plate height, providing maximum standoff accuracy from
nozzle-to-plate.
A
subsidiary of JACQUET Mid Atlantic which is a subsidiary of Jacquet Metals of
Lyon Saint Priest, France, JACQUET West is one of five JACQUET metal service centers in the United States. The company also has service centers in
Charlotte, Houston, Pottstown, Pa. and Racine, Wis. JACQUET recently acquired
the Rolark Group service centers in Canada, with subsidiaries in Edmonton,
Toronto and Montreal.
JACQUET specializes in
supplying and processing stainless steel and nickel alloys for OEMS,
fabricators and machine shops that support primarily the oil and gas, power
generation, pollution control systems and water purification industries.
JACQUET’s North American service centers provide waterjet and plasma part
cutting. The company stocks 19 different
grades of stainless steel and nickel alloy plates in a wide variety of sizes
and thicknesses.
More
Information
For more information about JACQUET West visit www.myjacquet.com or call877-JQT-WEST or 310-684-4370.
For more information about Jet Edge, visit www.jetedge.com, or call
1-800-JET-EDGE or 763-497-8700.
About Jet
Edge
Established in 1984, Jet Edge is a global
designer and manufacturer of waterjet systems for precision cutting, surface
preparation and coating removal. Jet Edge systems are used around the world in
a broad range of industries, from the world's leading airlines to automotive,
aerospace, industrial manufacturers, machine and job shops. Jet Edge waterjets
are proudly made in U.S.A.
Meet face-to-face with water jet technology and metal fabrication experts from Jet Edge and Elliott-Matsuura Canada at the Metalworking Manufacturing & Production Expo from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. April 7 at the Victoria Inn Hotel & Convention Centre in Winnipeg, MB.
During this informative table-top forum, attendees will have the opportunity to discuss their water jet cutting applications with experts from Jet Edge and its Canadian distributor Elliott-Matsuura Canada Inc. Admission is free.
Jet Edge manufactures complete systems for precision water jet cutting, mobile waterjet cutting, and UHP cleaning and surface preparation operations. It offers the widest range of waterjet pumps in the industry, including hydraulic intensifier pumps and direct drive pumps. Models are available in 36,000 psi, 60,000 psi and 90,000 psi pressures; electric and diesel, 30-280hp.
For more information about the Metalworking Manufacturing & Production Expo, visit www.mmpshow.com.
For more information about Jet Edge, visit www.jetedge.com, e-mail sales@jetedge.com or call 1-800-JET-EDGE or 763-497-8700. Follow us on Twitter @jetedge.
About Jet Edge
Established in 1984, Jet Edge is a global designer and manufacturer of waterjet systems for precision cutting, surface preparation and coating removal. Jet Edge systems are used around the world in a broad range of industries, from the world's leading airlines to automotive, aerospace, industrial manufacturers, machine and job shops. Jet Edge waterjets are proudly made in U.S.A.
Elliott-Matsuura Canada Inc. is Jet Edge’s exclusive Canadian distributor.
For more information about Elliott-Matsuura Canada Inc., visit www.elliottmachinery.com or call 905-829-2211.
Jet Edge, Inc., a leading
manufacturer of ultra-high pressure waterjet technology, is exhibiting its latest precision CNC waterjet cuttingsystems at EASTEC, May 12-14 at the Eastern States Exposition in West
Springfield, Mass. Look for Jet Edge in Booth 1462.
During EASTEC, Jet Edge
will perform live 5-axis abrasive waterjet cutting demonstrations on its premiere 90,000 psi
(6200 bar) EDGE X-5® 5-axis waterjet with Aquavision Di control and Closed Loop Filtration
System. The waterjet manufacturer also
will showcase its new low-cost BOSS-CUTTER™ waterjet system, and its 90,000 psi
X-Stream intensifier pumps.
Jet Edge’s EDGE X-5® 5-axis waterjet cuts precise taper-free parts
from virtually any material. The system
is capable of cutting sophisticated 3D parts such as impellers and bevels up to
50°. This workhorse waterjet system is designed
to provide years of dependable service in harsh industrial environments. Its sturdy design separates the motion system
from the catcher tank, eliminating vibration and ensuring maximum part quality. The EDGE X-5 utilizes the Aquavision® Di
industrial PC controller. It is
ball-screw driven for optimal precision and features direct-couple AC brushless
digital servo motors and single or double carriages. Critical bearing
components are protected with heavy metal covers with brush seals and positive
air pressure. The Jet Edge EDGE X-5 waterjet machine is available in many
sizes, from 5’x5’ (1500 mm x1500 mm) to 24’x13.’ (7300 mm x 3900 mm) An
optional second cutting head can be added to double productivity.
Designed especially for cost-conscious shops with limited floor
space, Jet Edge’s BOSS-CUTTER waterjet system cuts parts up to 6” thick from
virtually any material. The BOSS-CUTTER is available in two sizes: 40”x40”
(1000 mm x 1000 mm) or 60” X 60” (1500 mm x 1500 mm). It can be configured for
both abrasive waterjet cutting and water-only cutting (abrasive is added when
cutting hard materials such as metals; soft materials such as foam can
typically be cut with water only). The system comes standard with a 30hp Jet
Edge ECO-JET direct-drive pump, but can be upgraded to any of Jet Edge’s 55,000
psi (3800 bar) pumps. Jet Edge offers both direct-drive pumps or hydraulic
intensifier pumps, available in 30-280hp models. The BOSS-CUTTER is controlled with a Windows®
PC and includes FlashCut Pro-Series Stepper Controller, FlashCutCNC software
and IGEMS path generation software.
Jet Edge’s 100hp,
90KSI (75kw, 6200 bar), X-Stream® xP90-100 waterjet intensifier pump is capable of producing 90KSI (6200 bar)
and supports 75KSI (5200 bar) continuous operating pressure. The X-Stream achieves much faster cutting
speeds and drastically lowers operating costs compared to traditional 60KSI
(4100 bar) water jet pumps, enabling users to increase productivity and reduce
part costs.
The X-Stream
produces 50% more pressure than a 60KSI (4100 bar) intensifier pump, resulting
in a 40-50% increase in productivity for many materials. Compared to a 60KSI (4100
bar) pump, typical operating pressures of 75KSI (5200 bar) use 30% less water,
30% less power, and up to 50% less abrasive, resulting in a 40% reduction in
operating costs. The xP90-100 is capable of producing flow rates of
1.45gpm (5.49 L/m) and supports up to a .017” (.43 mm) orifice. Fittings and tubing are rated for 100KSI
(6900 bar). The X-Stream is backed by nearly 10 years of extensive research and
development in hyper-pressure technology.
The X-Stream also is available in a 50hp (37kw) model.
Jet Edge offers the widest
range of waterjet
pumps in the industry. Its pumps include hydraulic intensifier pumps
and direct drive pumps. 36KSI (2500
bar), 60KSI (4100 bar) and 90KSI (6200 bar) models are available from 30-280hp
(22-208kw). Electric and diesel models
are available.
Waterjet Closed Loop Water Filtration System Jet Edge's Waterjet Closed Loop
Filtration System eliminates the need for a drain by filtering and reusing
water. A closed-loop filtration system prevents the introduction of hazardous
materials into drainage systems, protects the waterjet pump, maximizes orifice
life and reduces water/sewage costs.
About Jet Edge Established in 1984, Jet
Edge is a global designer and manufacturer of waterjet systems for precision
cutting, surface preparation and coating removal. Jet Edge systems are used
around the world in a broad range of industries, from the world's leading
airlines to automotive, aerospace, industrial manufacturers, machine and job
shops. Jet Edge waterjets are proudly made in U.S.A.
More Information
For more
information about Jet Edge, visit www.jetedge.com, e-mail sales@jetedge.com or call 1-800-JET-EDGE or +1 763-497-8700. Follow us on
Twitter @jetedge.
Waterjet manufacturer Jet Edge, Inc. and its
Africa representative Jetstream Cutting Solutions CC announced today that operators
of a remote copper mine in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) are planning
to double the mine’s productivity with the help of a new Jet Edge Edge X-5® 5-axis waterjet.
The DRC mine operation,
which is at least a three week’s drive from Johannesburg, South Africa, plans
to use the Jet Edge waterjet system to speed up the completion of a copper processing plant. The Jet Edge machine is the mine’s second
waterjet system. In 2012, they installed
a new Jetstream 3-axis waterjet, powered by a 90,000 psi (6200 bar) 50hp Jet
Edge X-stream xP90-50 hydraulic intensifier pump.
“They run their first machine 24/7,” said Jetstream
Cutting Solutions Director Malcolm Cruickshank. “The Jet Edge X-Stream pump was
key to the success of the first machine because they could utilize the higher
pressure to increase productivity.”
For
their second waterjet system, the mine operators selected Jet Edge’s premiere 90,000 psi (6200 bar) EDGE X-5 system with
dual independently programmable 5-axis cutting heads and laser plate mapping
system, Aquavision Di industrial PC controller, and 5-axis
waterjet cutting software.
Cruickshank
noted that the mine officials chose a Jet Edge system for their second machine
based on the reliability of their first Jet Edge pump, and Jet Edge’s ability
to quickly supply spare parts when needed.
“Reliability
is very important to them due to the remoteness of the mine,” he said. “They appreciate the speed with which Jet Edge can
supply spares.”
Jake
Hall, a Jetstream subcontractor and director of Mobile Digital Solutions of
Sylvania, Australia, oversaw the installation of the Jet Edge system and trained
the mine’s waterjet operators how to use the new 5-axis machine.
“The
EDGE X-5 is a good system,” Hall noted.“It’s intuitive and easy to operate.I’ve seen lots of systems in my 11 years working with waterjets and it
seems to do the job very well and is easy to teach. The Aquavision Di controller is extremely
reliable.The software is great.It solves a lot of the problems of other CAD/CAM
software.It’s been specifically
designed with waterjetting in mind. Lead ins and outs are easy and it’s easy to
nest multiple parts.Most importantly, you’re
not stuck to a certain order. With some software, if you miss one step, you
have to start all over again.Jet Edge’s
software is flexible and it’s not labor intensive.The library of materials is good and the
speed control is good.”
Hall
added that he has been very impressed with Jet Edge’s X-Stream intensifier
pumps, service and training.
“The
X-Stream pump is bullet-proof,” he said. “We feel comfortable that we have a
good support network and that we can call Jet Edge any time, day or night.”
Find Out More
For information about Jetstream Cutting
Solutions CC, visit www.jetstreamcutting.co.za or call (+27 11) 468 1093.
For information about Jet Edge, visit www.jetedge.com or call +1 763-497-8726.
About Jetstream Cutting Solutions CC
Based in Johannesburg,
South Africa, Jetstream Cutting Solutions represents Jet Edge waterjets in
several Southern African nations. Jetstream carries Jet Edge’s full line of
waterjet cutting and surface preparation equipment, including waterjet cutting machines, waterjet intensifier pumps and portable waterjetting systems. The company also supplies Jet Edge waterjet parts and is
authorized to service Jet Edge waterjet equipment. In addition to Jet Edge waterjets, Jetstream sells,
installs and services other 3-axis waterjet systems and UHP pumps.
About
Jet Edge Established
in 1984, Jet Edge is a global
designer and manufacturer of waterjet systems for precision cutting, surface
preparation and coating removal. Jet Edge systems are used around the world in
a broad range of industries, from the world's leading airlines to automotive,
aerospace, industrial manufacturers, machine and job shops. Jet Edge waterjets
are proudly made in U.S.A.
During this informative
expo, attendees will have the opportunity to learn about Jet Edge and other St.
Michael businesses, and meet with local business and community leaders.
Admission is free.
Jet Edge manufactures complete systems for precision water jet cutting,
mobile waterjet cutting, and UHP cleaning and surface preparation
operations.It offers the widest range
of waterjet pumps in the industry, including hydraulic intensifier pumps and
direct drive pumps.Models are available
in 36,000 psi, 60,000 psi and 90,000 psi pressures; electric and diesel,
30-280hp.
For
more information about Jet Edge,
visit www.jetedge.com, e-mail
sales@jetedge.com or call 1-800-JET-EDGE or 763-497-8700. Follow us on Twitter
@jetedge.
The 2015 St. Michael Business Expo is sponsored by Shop
Saint Michael.For more information
about Shop Saint Michael, visit www.shopsaintmichael.com.
About Jet
Edge
Established in 1984, Jet Edge is a global
designer and manufacturer of waterjet systems for precision cutting, surface
preparation and coating removal. Jet Edge systems are used around the world in
a broad range of industries, from the world's leading airlines to automotive,
aerospace, industrial manufacturers, machine and job shops. Jet Edge waterjets
are proudly made in U.S.A.
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