CMS Tecnocut Waterjet Cutting Machines

Waterjet Cutting Innovation

CMS Technocut Water jet machines offer profile cutting for a wide range of materials and capacities and prevent heat distortion to profiled component on cutting zones.

Why Choose CMS?

Profile cutting for a wide range of materials and capacities
Prevents heat distortion to profiled component on cutting zones
Excellent cut surface rarely requires secondary finishing operation
Gantry type construction
Separate gantry to the machine bed ensures accuracy even under high table loadings
Completely enclosed axis guide system preventing ingress of water and dust
Dual synchronised drive system
Accurate positioning and repeatability with high precision rack and pinion guide system
Z axis up to 350mm on 3-axis
Automatic cutting height control
Supports both abrasive and pure water jet cutting processes

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