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Post Info TOPIC: Waterjet continues cutting


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I'm having an issue when cutting lexan/other higher machinability plastics.  Right at the end of cutting a part, the waterjet will travel over the material before the jet/abrasive has shut off.  It only does it randomly and not on every part.  And even with just a few seconds on the plastics they're marked up and no good.  Any ideas please???



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May be you can set it on control system.What system control your water jet cutting machine?



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It sounds like an actuator issue or your "water off" delay timer is set a bit short not allowing the cutting head enough time to fully shut down. We use mostly Jet Edge Omnijet heads, I find this particular problem typically happens when the breather filters get old/clogged and slows the actuation time down, its a common misdiagnosis among the operators.



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