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Optimal material utilization due to .040-.050 water jet kerf thus allowing tight nesting. No mechanical stress or heat affected zones. No clean up or prep required for welding due to the clean water jet edge produced. Less tooling and labor cost allowing more through put in machine shops due to near net shape produced.

1” to 5” thick material would produce < 1 degree from top to bottom and 5” to 12” expect a 1 degree taper from top to bottom.

.125” for thin gauge to 3” material and .250” for 3” and above.

6×10 to 13×26

DXF, DWG and IGES

From +/-.005 to +/-.020 on thin gauge to ¼” thick. +/-1/32” to +/- 1/16” on 3/8 to 2.0” thick material. +/-.125 or +.125 excess per surface on 2.5” to 5.0” thick material. Above 5.0” to 12” you’re looking at a minimum of +.250” to a max of +.500” excess per surface.

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