NoCo Waterjet Corp
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About us
Waterjet cutting is an answer to our customers in the industry.
Simply one of the most versatile and fastest growing machining processes around. Over 20 years of Designs and 7 years of Waterjet cutting experience helps NoCo Waterjet stay rooted in top quality service, along with the expertise to aid in making sure cutting can benefit your unique job to the maximum potential.
Customers
We strive to satisfy our customers by making every effort possible to surpass and exceed our customers' expectations.
Amazing Quality Finish at NoCo Waterjet:
Compared to saw cut, plasma cut, and laser cutting; waterjet cut finish stands alone. With a smoother more sandblasted look, free of burnt edges, chips, burrs, and slag: it can save the end user in unnecessary finishing cost.
Minimal Lead Time
With very minimal tooling involved, waterjet has a natural tendency to employ fast set-ups and programming. In fact the tool path could be laid out by computer as to minimize scrap and unused material. This is called "nesting." The cutting speed of the head / nozzle is also calculated using precise software so the maximum speed per quality per material type and thickness is always optimized.
Flawless Programming
With final implementation and design involved, the end product looks exactly like the designer or engineer first imagined. Utilizing a comprehensive CAD program, or reverse engineering from a sample part all turn out quite easy. NoCo Waterjet uses many different file extensions such as: dxf, iges, bitmap, jpg, ai, pdf, and dwg, along with many others not listed.
Environmentally Responsible
By using natural mediums such as garnet and water, no hazardous or toxic fumes are released, and the residual waste can be disposed of in public or municipal sites.
Machines at NoCo Waterjet:
- OMAX 80160 Table Size 6'x13' With Dynamic Head.
- OMAX 55100 Table Size 5'x8' No Dynamic Head: Used to cut thinner material that requires no tilt.
Waterjet Cutting High Precision & Accuracy
At NoCo Waterjet we use a Dynamic Head. This alowes NoCo Waterjet to controll with high precision the Waterjet taper control. Accuracy of positioning is + or – .005 and taper accuracy is .005 per 1/2 inch of material thickness. We can actively adjust the angle of the waterjet so taper is all to the waste side of the part. The machine has automatic height control which means the standoff off the material is consistent, allowing optimum nozzle position above the material for accurate positioning, along with reliable long term operator.
The result of this is a very good surface with minimal to no striations. The waterjet will process a 6 foot by 14 foot plate, up to 8 inches thick.
A small tab will be left on part to hold the part in the sheet and keep waterjet part from tipping. Make a note on your RFQ where a tab will not interfere with part function.
WaterJet Cut Materials:
- Alloy Steel
- Aluminum
- Armor Plate
- Brass
- Boron
- Bronze
- Cast Iron
- Cobalt
- Copper
- Exotic Alloys
- Hastalloy
- Hardened Steel
- Hot Rolled Steel
- Inconel
- Magnesium
- Mild Steel
- Nickel Alloys
- Stainless Steel
- Steel Alloy
- Steel Hardened
- Steel Hard Rolled
- Steel Mild
- Steel Tool
- Tantalum
- Tin
- Titanium
- Tungsten
- Wrought Iron
- Zinc
- Glass (Non Temper)
- Plastics
- Acrylic
- Carbon Fiber
Min and Max Cutting Thickness:
- .001"-9.00"
Commitment to helping our customers with all of their cutting needs!
- Our pricing is competitive on projects big and small.
- Water jet cutting is environmentally friendly and proud to be an ECO-Friendly company.
- We’re a locally owned and operated business in Longmont CO, serving the surrounding area cities and towns.
We’re happy to consult with you to provide quotes on services
The starting point is a CAD file or a dimensional drawing on a computer storage media (disc, flash or memory stick,...) or via email, or even a simple sketch.
This document is used to create a program for our machine which pressurizes water to 60,000 pounds per square inch and pushes it through a tiny opening in the bottom arm of the machine, allowing the cut to be made as specified in the program.