cutting polished stainless steel

[Simon Worrall]

Andrew
Waterjet cutting will give you the least amount of post-cutting work to do, as there is no discoloration or even warping that you might get with the heat of laser cutting.
Sorry cant answer your first question as I am on the other side of the world…

Simon.

[Andrew Boyle]

Thanks Simon, it must of been water jet cut I got last time is it was very clean, tidy.

May need to see if I can find old paperwork….Thanks

[Kevin Flowers]

Andrew
link may help you, just found them on the net but looks like its the type of thing you need

http://www.jetcutit.com/water-jet-cutting-metals.php

[NeilRoss]

quote Kevin Flowers:

Andrew
link may help you, just found them on the net but looks like its the type of thing you need

http://www.jetcutit.com/water-jet-cutting-metals.php

Just amazes me how you can do that with water!

[Adam McGuire]

I’m pretty sure there is an abrasive in the water…

[Martin Pearson]

Depends what you are cutting Adam, for some materials then an abrasive is used, generally tends to be harder materials so yes stainless would fall into that category so an abrasive will be used.