Periodic pulsed waterjets deliver waterhammer pressure peaks that reduce required system pressure by 3 to 5 times compared to continuous systems.
An eccentric rotor and cooperating nozzles cut hard rock into fragments via abrasive jets, eliminating mechanical tool wear and reducing bearing load.
A rotating distributor connects fixed and moving duct portions to deliver abrasive material via gravity without seal rings.
An adjustable mount with a selectively deformable base structure repositions a fluid jet cutting head relative to a reference frame.
A disposable micro-abrasive blasting tip uses a pipette structure to mix abrasive powder with pressurized gas for dental procedures.