A 3D sensor measures overall height and resist thickness to calculate workpiece processing amount without manual film removal.
This case shows how ratcheted piston rotation alternates abrasive and neutral flow to manage perforation depth, size, and tool safety.
Atomized liquid injection in blast nozzles neutralizes static electricity, preventing abrasive adhesion without wetting the workpiece or requiring ionizers.
A control junction manages abrasive particle flow using a self-forming pile to block delivery, eliminating valve wear and jamming in abrasive jet systems.
A wet blasting device uses a second nozzle to form a liquid film that adjusts abrasive grain collision speed and angle.