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SchGo Engineered Products, Inc.
United States
Приєднався 27 вер 2015
We at Schgo specialize in cutting thick material up to 10 inch thick and 300 inch in length. We can Stainless Steel, Carbon Steel, Aluminum, Titanium, Inconel, Hastalloy, G10, Acrylic, Fiberglass, Composite, Laminates, Kevlar, Plastics, wood....
Waterjet Cut Anaheim Ducks Mat. SchGo Waterjet Series #1
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Close Up - Mick Jagger Singing Angie at Rancho Santa Margarita Concert
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Rolling Stones Concert at Ranch Santa Margarita - July 10, 2016
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Waterjet Cutting patriotic iPhone cases. The cut through image gives the 3D vision of Red, White and Blue.
Automatic Pallet Changer and Edge Detection - Laser Cutting
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2000 IPM Salvagnini L5 - Fiber Laser Cutting
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SchGo Engineered Products specialize in Laser Cutting, Waterjet Cutting and CNC machining.
Waterjet Cutting 5 Inch Thick Titanium
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Waterjet cut titanium ranges from 0.020" to 8" thick.
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Waterjet Cut Fiberglass GPO3 and SG200. SchGo Waterjet Series #2
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SchGo has years of experience in waterjet cutting and precision machining of non-metallic electrical insulation parts and winding combs made from materials such as GPO3, GPO1, GPO3, SG200, FR4, and G10 which are made by Röchling/Glastic, Haysite, Norplex-Micarta.
Waterjet Zero Taper or Net Shape Cutting
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SchGo Waterjet equipped with Omax's IntelliMax software and Tilt-A-Jet technology is capable of producing zero taper, taper free, square edge or net shape cutting without adversely affecting machining speeds. Parallelism within 0.001"-0.005" achievable without sacrificing cutting speed.
Waterjet Zero Taper & Net Shape Cutting
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SchGo Waterjet cutting machines equipped with Omax's state of the art technology Tilt-A-Jet cutting head to provide zero taper, dynamics and taper free cutting. Net shape cutting, no secondary process required.
Waterjet Cutting 8 Inch Thick Stainless Steel
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SchGo Engineered products is premier waterjet cutting service in Southern California. We provide reliable, top quality and highest precision waterjet cutting in the industry. Surface shown on 0:13-0:15 is as cut surface, no secondary smoothing process. Surface look like sandblasted. No heat affected zone. We combined the best garnet, pressure and optimal path. It produced clean and precise cut,...
Waterjet Cutting 8 Inch Thick Stainless Steel SchGo
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Waterjet Cutting 8 Inch Thick Stainless Steel SchGo
Damn. Ours is low pressure. Thickest we cut was 4 inch and we had to tilt the fuck outa it to keep the taper straight.
what year is the laser
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Titan submersible
Pure water 💧 아니겠죠.??
What inches per min and psi is this?
Can I ask what garnet you’re using ? I’ve tried using 80 cut in the past and it actually separated the layers in the gpo-3 lol Thanks
Looks like a Tiltajet with a .042 thou mixing tube!! Quality 4 or 5 or a good 3!! Good job though 👏👍!!
It's not stainless steel it has corossion on it
Carbon
can this be used in steel sections for construction? How would they put it on the platform because steel sections can be pretty long
great cut but not sure about precision, doesn't look like it can meet what needed for cnc
Would be so much better without the dumb music and hearing the actual sounds of the cutting
It's too loud and trust me, the music is needed!!
But just because it's water, don't think it is safe. That water jet would rip through the flesh of your hand and arm like a flame thrower through butter.
I cut titanium 4" x 48" x 144" titanium plates at my work on a newer flow waterjet. Crazy what these things can do.
UHP waterjet cutting, cool
Water-jet will only become more important to the metal fabrication & welding profession. Thanks for the great video. T J (Tom) Vanderloop, AWS & SME Memberships, Author, & Tech-Educator, Mfg. Consultant
Amazing
Wow, Amazing..!
Could you please give me a machine spec. I want to find a machine able to cut a big hole. Thickness 8-10 inch. Material is aluminum.
How long did it take?
A tribute is a tribute to. . Where do you get off with, Mick Jagger Sings at Rolling Stones concert? ? ?
that is actually fucking insane
Process very slow for cutting higher thickness plates
Dont bath in water falls .
ua-cam.com/video/l6OCYaZIh0k/v-deo.html 300mm 8 inch = 203,4mm ua-cam.com/video/k12HNnR1GIQ/v-deo.html 200mm Titanium
that was laser.
titanium is quite volatile in particle form, that's why you see sparks, it's not a laser.
Not a laser. These machines use the water to accelerate abrasive particles to extreme speeds. Garnet, usually. It's the garnet that does the cutting much more than the water.
@@levybenathome what is garnet?
@@7150285 Garnet is an extremely tough stone that is often a gem. When it is not "gem quality" it is crushed and used as industrial abrasive. This is fed into the water stream to enhance its cutting power.
@@levybenathome I see. So it's an abrasive additive to the water jet nozzle to increase cutting power on harden steels. So does the garnet actually does anything to the steel? Like wearing it out quicker.
Amazing
Most videos on waterjet are so annoying with their stupid music when it's important to hear the sound. Thumb down.
pressure how many?
It is not only water that is used, a fine grit is also in the waterjet.
Garnet
is that a 90k? how long was this cut?
You put a tape measure on it to prove you lied. It’s 7 3/4 inch SS
Hello, How much do you charge per hour to the customer ? I want a average I'm looking this technologie for a big production of pieces. 500 000 pieces/years
J-P, Please send your request to rfq@schgo.com. I will response to you. Don't want to bore other people with business talk. Address to Yong Goh
*Is their a thing that waterjet cannot slice or cut?*
Do you made a machine with the small size, like Wazer? I just need a machine within 100x100 cm working space
I've heard of water jets cutting 16 inch SS. insane!
Could any one pls tell me how fast (the speed ) it would be cutting the steel in terms of ipm or mm/min ?
it's very very slow. the thicker the material the slower it goes, takes time to remove the much material. You're essentially sanding it away. kind of like an EDM but much faster, not nearly as accurate though. EDM can do .00001 and this kurf is at about .04 so it's like the grand canyon compared to EDM.
Fascinating. Anyone know what kinda power (KW) this thing uses to generate 60 kPSI of pressure?
all runs on a 9v battery.
50 hp electric motor, 600 volt 3 phase connection, the motor and pump combined produce about 94000 psi at the pump and is controlled at source to do usually 60/65000 psi, super good ,precise and fast at lower material thickness, to cut this stainless takes quite a while in the range of more 1 hour, your water and pump source must be a minimum of 15 gallons a minute to perform these jobs, even these machines have their limits as anything else, for hardened steels like boron, boron with carbon5 a plasma cutter performs better faster and more cost effective than a water jet, lower cost overall, water jets you must always have a clean water source and the consumables are a much higher cost, a ton of crushed garnet abrasive is loads of money versus copper or brass consumables used on a plasma, both machines have their drawbacks and limits, the cool factor has to go to the water jet though, the plasma is still very cool as it cuts under, they normally use electricity, oxygen, compressed air, the electric source is the same allot of theme 600 volt 3 phase, i regularly cut heat treated boron that is very hard that you can't drill or cut easily but with using a plasma cutter, boron 1 3/8" thick cuts clean and quickly performing 4 passes over 8 foot lengths in 18 minutes which is almost17 feet/minute in the program and fully automated each part weighs 350 lbs when the cuts are done its almost 35% lighter
Amazing
eyyyyy very underated vid subscRIBE AND LIKE
How much to own a full machine like this
170k give or take.
I would have cut that up faster with a nail file.
its technically 8" wide :-p
what is the cost of this machines
$250K more or less
That shit's seriously that strong?!?!
Is it precise enough to cut a granite slab so as to place a induction cook top flush with the same plane as the granite. With perhaps a super minor clearance around the border to mitigate grime accumulation. Looking for a kitchen where the cooktop would be indistinguishable from the granite counter top, i.e. could pull a squeegy across the top and clean and dry it.
Do note the video says "water and rock" (it adds abrasive / garnet). 0.04" x 2000 mph = 1 gallon every 5 seconds. Uses about a pound of rocks a minute.
1.25 lbs to be exact
really impress me... aim it at a lion or elk let see if they can maintain a steady drink without it going through their heads
I want to know the name of this machine please?!
The manufacture in Omax corporation in Seattle.