Cutting Processes

JACQUET TEST offers 4 cutting methods.

Plasma cutting is both efficient and economical, perfect for shaping a multitude of cut pieces in stainless steel and nickel alloys.

Laser cutting offers remarkable precision, capable of meeting strict tolerances for materials up to [max_thickness] mm thickness. It is particularly well suited to the mass production of large quantities of pieces.

High-pressure water jet cutting is distinguished by its ability to reduce or eliminate the need for additional processing. It can produce pieces of all shapes and thicknesses, while guaranteeing cold cutting that preserves the integrity of the material without creating heat-affected zones (HAZ). This technique is ideal for complex cuts in stainless steels and nickel alloys.

Saw cutting (also known as sawing) is a safe method for obtaining precise perpendicular cuts on medium to thick parts and materials, while avoiding the formation of heat-affected zones (HAZ).