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Win Win participated in the 2023 Shanghai SNIEC Exhibition.

Win Win participated in the 2023 Shanghai SNIEC Exhibition.

Our equipment is the perfect solution for glass cutting, providing customers with customization. Waterjet cutting is an excellent method for cutting glass due to its ability to provide precise cuts without generating heat or causing thermal stress to the material. Glass, being brittle and sensitive to temperature changes, can easily crack or shatter when subjected to traditional cutting methods that involve heat or mechanical force. Waterjet cutting overcomes these limitations and offers several advantages for cutting glass. The waterjet cutting process for glass involves using a high-pressure stream of water, typically mixed with abrasive particles, to erode and cut through the material. The waterjet nozzle emits a focused jet of water at pressures typically ranging from 30,000 to 90,000 pounds per square inch (psi). The addition of abrasive particles, such as garnet, to the water stream enhances the cutting power and allows for more efficient cutting of glass. Here are some key benefits of waterjet cutting glass: Precision: Waterjet cutting offers exceptional precision, enabling intricate and complex designs to be cut with accuracy. The high-pressure waterjet can create detailed shapes, curves, and sharp corners in glass without compromising its structural integrity. No Heat-Affected Zone: Waterjet cutting is a cold cutting process, meaning it does not generate heat during the cutting operation. This is crucial for glass, as heat can cause thermal stress and lead to cracking or chipping. Waterjet cutting eliminates the risk of heat-related damage, resulting in clean, smooth cuts without any distortion. Versatility: Waterjet cutting is compatible with a wide range of glass types, including tempered glass, laminated glass, annealed glass, and even fragile materials like stained glass. It can handle various glass thicknesses, from thin sheets to thicker blocks, making it versatile for different glass cutting applications. Minimal Waste: The waterjet cutting process generates minimal waste due to its narrow kerf width, which refers to the width of material removed during cutting. This efficiency helps optimize material usage and reduces costs. No Secondary Finishing: Waterjet cutting often produces finished edges that require little to no additional polishing or finishing. The cut edges are smooth and precise, eliminating the need for post-processing steps. Waterjet cutting is widely used for glass applications such as architectural glass, decorative glass, shower doors, glass panels, tabletops, mirrors, glass art, and more. Its ability to achieve intricate designs, minimize waste, and preserve the integrity of the glass makes it a preferred cutting method in the glass industry.

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ABB IRB 8700 heavy payload robot has arrived at Win Win and we are debugging it

ABB IRB 8700 heavy payload robot has arrived at Win Win and we are debugging it

The ABB IRB 8700 robot purchased by an Argentine customer has arrived at the WINWIN factory. ABB engineers came to our factory to guide the work. WINWIN has in-depth cooperation with ABB, and we can bring lower prices and better services.

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