High-aspect, thin wall laser cutting with EDM quality / Laserschneiden in EDM-Qualität

Waterjet laser cutting of 18mm thick HEX parts with as narrow as 0.25mm wall thickness.
Wasserstrahlgeführtes Laserschneiden von 18mm dicke hexagonal-Strukturen mit 0.25mm Wandstärke

[@maximilianlindner]

I operated a waterjet cutting machine for years, but this blew my mind right away!

[@richardbailey3343]

Wow

[@zameerhassan6768]

Excellent

[@Been.Here.Since.2007]

Lazers IN water. Indeed

[@kaleygoode1681]

Ok, I'm in love, take my money!!! 😍

[@Mukeshmiktecrep]

Wow, what a precision cut width of material from both side is clean and equal

[@DR-rv2lk]

Amazing technology! Just perfect.

[@renelefeber2243]

I am really impressed!

[@rasolaqfa5051]

Electronic Dance Music is my favorite genre. EDM is the most inventive and exploratory genre, with new, fresh concepts and sounds blips coming to ears and minds every day!

[@Papa7Bravo]

Looks like you could just simply cut tin foil out of a block of aluminium lol

[@FullModernAlchemist]

This is amazing!!!

[@phitsf5475]

That's very impressive. How well does it perform against more difficult materials like stainless or titanium?

[@Shockwave_App]

Incredible accurary!

[@kelleysimonds5945]

Almost beyond belief, amazing

[@Thefreakyfreek]

Wow that's amazing

[@kknives_switzerland]

(Maybe this question is a little too extensive to ask in a youtube comment. Happy to write a mail if this is the case.) When cutting hardened steel up to 72 Rockwell C in hardness, 6mm maximum thickness at speed this high: how big is the HAZ (Heat Affected Zone)? Single digit micron range like in EDM?

[@colsanjaybajpai5747]

Fantastic machining. Next level makes lathe redundant

[@Avonisys]

Thank you for the kind words. Not sure whether we will make lathes redundant, but there are certainly some enabling aspects about the technology that are worth reviewing.

[@victorgalvez927]

wow its science fiction!!! impressive!!!

[@xfxox]

whoever came up with this is a genius

[@napster7825]

Man learned how to fly less than 120 years ago, and now this! Astounding! And 120 years from now, what will there be?

[@_John_P]

Cave men running around with the latest invention: clubs

[@napster7825]

@@_John_P and if the liberals are still in charge the taxes on those caves are going to be sky high.

[@Tore_Lund]

@@napster7825 There are not enough caves for 9 billion people, so regardles of taxes, caves will be unaffordable to most people.

[@Tore_Lund]

However if clubs are not outlawed, they might be the cheapest option to get affordable housing?

[@laserflexr6321]

Two geniuses wondering who will die first, and a molecular assembly machine that can make anything out of any feedstock that has some of the required elements in it. "Say Clem, this says I need 3 atoms of Protracterium to finish this here doohickey. I see you have some right ov'er in your left kidney. I shore could use me some of that. Stand right cheer for a minute...."

[@gawni1612]

This is legit cool af.

[@ahmadbidmeshki]

wowww just woww Proud of human technology 💪👏👏👏

[@yapdoit8077]

Awesome. God bless you.

[@user-bo4rh2lp4u]

ایشیز دوزده 👍👍👍👍

[@Drxxx]

Great video..

[@DreiGradNord]

The work of laminar waterflow can achieve more then i thought, pretty pretty sweet

[@SF-fb6lv]

Wow I thought EDM was the only way.

[@flawless1732]

ithink water jet cannot be as close as accurate as wire edm, when for example 100 mm or higher parts are in order.

[@antonwinter630]

that is amazing

[@sanjeev41178]

Awesome, can it cut iron also ?

[@captain-Luca-is0hmz]

So Amazing

[@marcosmenescal2962]

Amazing!

[@Avonisys]

thank you

[@majdq8]

You should contact Fractory or emachine and have them include this as an option for high precision metal cutting. I would want this for sure!

[@mikldude9376]

One word ...... Wow !

[@StephenRansom47]

Has this technology been applied to Ceramics? The current Rectification Tech leaves the material stressed and brittle.

[@bhuvaneswaran3531]

Really perfect.. what is minimum thickness of laser path? Because I want to know the least corner radius can be achieved by this method.

[@Avonisys]

Smallest corner is in the range of 0.02 - 0.03mm

[@ParsMaker]

amazing

[@metalexaluminiumtechnology9814]

Impressive 👍

[@tootalldan5702]

A very nice demonstration. Does the laser heat cause a slight taper due to top being exposed more to the laser? What gas is used?

[@Avonisys]

Thank you. Yes, you are right, there is a slight taper with the top portion being approx. 0.01mm wider as the exit. The system is equipped with an Air-Jet function to blow dry the cutting area and to protect the waterjet from disturbances. As the name implicates that runs with air (CDA)

[@hanswerner6882]

edm quality where are the super smooth surfaces?

[@andrewlockwood6102]

Can this machine be used for cutting wood? If so, what would be the maximum depth?

[@V1adls1av]

Впечатляет!

[@gavin5861]

Hexagons are the bestagons

[@johnneedy3164]

This SO KOOL

[@among-us-99999]

This is so cool but as a hobbyist I can probably only dream about getting to use a machine like this one day 😂

[@Avonisys]

There is always an option for contracted part making too

[@JohnDoe-ce2wl]

@@Avonisys Interesting! Do you do this in-house or will you act as agent?

[@Avonisys]

@@JohnDoe-ce2wl we have both in-house capabilities as well as job-shop customers that use our technology. Feel free to reach out through avonisys.com for more information

[@darkshadowsx5949]

@Thomas Jefferson home building a cnc machine that can rival company built is expensive too. EDM machines even home built is expensive. the cost of a high power laser is relative to those costs. seeing as you need a fiber laser and not a CO2 laser toy its not going to be cheap either.

[@GL-Coding]

@Thomas Jefferson Thats why you buy the laser diode and then purchase the correct lenses and make yourself a laser source that can cut 80um or whatever your heart desires. Laser building is not that difficult its just hard to find the parts but now that alibaba exists it's like finding hay in a haystack haha.

[@zachbrown7272]

so the water is just for chip evacuation/part cooling? it doesn't seem very high-pressure. also, are the laser and the water coaxial? it seems like the turbulent flow when the water hits the workpiece would cause unwanted optical effects.

[@unitedspacepirates9075]

Infrared light passes through water almost like its not there.

[@f.molenpad6801]

Amazing

[@K.D.Fischer_HEPHY]

Impressive.

[@cadcamstation4371]

I want this machine so badly but I can't afford it right now. But I'll buy this one day for sure.

[@SandeepVerma-un6dr]

Sir good evening sir I am interested this machine please tell me this machine used in carbide thanks AVS Dies And Tools Sandeep Verma India 7814254635 [e-mail] Please send me price

[@Avonisys]

Thank you. There is always the option to contract parts made by this type of machine. If this is an option, please reach out to us via www.avonisys.com com and we are happy to refer you to a shop

[@junochen4562]

The laser cutting quality is better than wire EDM?

[@maximr4810]

love it

[@ctprjcstv3998]

Is it possible to cut through very thick steel??

[@MusicZoneUp]

Unbelievable👍

[@airmaxinc.3740]

How will this machine work with stainless steel?

[@Asanata]

Невероятно!

[@amritpatel3794]

Can it cut Tungsten Carbide of Cutting, stamping die accuracy?

[@itonylee1]

If cutting depth can be controlled, then it can be used as cnc milling machine for certain special parts

[@sezeryal]

That would be very difficult to tweak and would require brand-new set of nozzles which would kill feasibility.

[@patelbhai7061]

Amezing👍👍

[@majdq8]

Very interesting as light travels in a straight line so the cut must be straight. Big problem with deep cuts with laser is that the cut doesn't stay straight.

[@NeverStopSeeking]

yeah, i would like to see dimension of the exagon tube that is cut with this laser, probably will have bigger diamater at the bottom, but can't see from the video

[@timmartell4012]

They effectively use a stream of water as a Fiber optic which infinitely focuses the laser so they can cut very deep and accurately

[@Tore_Lund]

@@timmartell4012 Interesting! So what is the max cutting depth of a machine like in this video? Can it do 300mm in mild steel? -Asking for a friend!

[@kitaymaniya2644]

Hello, I wanted to clarify which laser is used, this is a fiber laser, and how it turns out to cut metal for fiber lasers use oxygen, and you wrote that you have air in order to dry the cut. Thanks for the early.

[@Allibow]

How thick is light? 😎

[@platin2148]

Would have been nice to show the block sideways with light behind so one can see the cut.

[@renter007]

Holy shit, this is unbelievable. Corner radius 0.2-0.3 mm this is crazy.

[@maikel371]

0.02-0.03 mm!

[@mjassociates887]

Is it laser micro jet machine?

[@lillenisy3622]

Can you cut plastic with this ?

[@Newera2047]

What is the job size(Bed aize) and job weight can put on this table?

[@themaskedmachinist5516]

Take my money!

[@Tyranosaurus_Xer]

What kind of sorcery is this?

[@zaheertailor4547]

Cutting speed? For ss 304/ss316

[@stephentee2767]

You can make some lovely puzzle balls where would I be able to purchase one l m k

[@slevinshafel9395]

woww i like it.

[@slevinshafel9395]

No waste material as i se in CNC wich is alot.

[@mystamo]

What is this sorcery ?

[@im1763]

Can I know the homepage, equipment spec, and price?

[@karandhiman3787]

Which material was that

[@Alcogod]

What is the maximum thickness this can cut? Can it cut steel?

[@Avonisys]

20mm should be no problem depending on work piece material. For steel (and other materials) it depends on the task to perform. For more detailed information, please reach out to us through www.avonisys.com

[@Avonisys]

Thank you very much for all the comments and active discussions. We are overwhelmed by the amount of people that have reached out by email. We will respond to all emails. It may take a couple of days to respond to everyone.

[@astbrnrd]

What's the price tag for equipment and maintenance? Results look awesome 😊

[@binjouclarke3155]

What is the price? That's it.

[@dtiydr]

@@binjouclarke3155 If you ask it's to much.

[@user-vp8re5wu3k]

How much it is cost?

[@ItsJustWolff]

How much material gets cutaway?

[@bunnatang2081]

Cut diamond without grinding ? That would be perfect Cut for every stone piece.

[@JavierChiappa]

This machine then only needs water and electricity? No consumables at all? awesome.

[@glutenfreegam3r177]

actually, there is a cutting grit that is added to the water which is a consumable and I would imagine is quite difficult to recover.

[@mahmoudelraiis]

I emailed your company requesting informations on Precision, specs and pricing but didn’t hear back!

[@JamesMiller]

What about land and taper cuts?

[@hhoo123]

Can transparent materials like glass and sapphire be processed ?

[@galfisk]

They cut a huge diamond in another video, so yes.

[@hhoo123]

@@galfisk Thank you.

[@muhammadcheikh3466]

Wow.

[@glutenfreegam3r177]

Dayum! 0.05mm kerf thickness! I repeat, 0.05mm! That is 0.001968504 INCHES for all you people not using the metric system. For reference, human hair has a thickness diameter range of 0.04mm to 0.12mm. My 3D printer's standard layer height is 0.20mm and the factory specs allow for printing at 0.10mm layer height using a nozzle diameter of 0.4mm. I have been able to get a few prints at 0.05 using that nozzle but print time is 4 times longer but the layer lines are almost invisible to the naked eye, especially using a white filament.

[@jeepmanxj]

I can hold .05mm with a fucking file. Our EDM machines regularly have to hold tolerance of .005mm or +.0025 to -.0025. Its 2021 50 microns isn't astounding.

[@infocentrousmajac]

Price?

[@andybaldman]

Can someone explain what's going on here? Yes, it's waterjet and laser, but how does it work? Is it mostly the laser doing the cutting, and the water is there just to cool?

[@xfxox]

Water jet used as optic fiber to deliver laser pulse, google 'water jer laser researchgate'

[@andybaldman]

@@xfxox Yes! I've researched since, and see that now. I'm an engineer, so a lot of this stuff doesn't usually impress me. But whoever came up with that idea was a clever one. It's a brilliant combination of the two technologies. Thanks for the reply!

[@user-hf9kc8bv3o]

Please how much and max working area dimention

[@marcilion9562]

🤯

[@prashantparekh6812]

wHICH MACHINE ? WHICH MAKE ?

[@user-cl8kl2ss9i]

Железно-дорожные тоннели можно так " бурить " ??? П.С. Или это как обычно -- очень , жудко ДОРОГО !!!

[@tonyvo2023]

What's song ?

[@newkidskai9958]

like and interate the technology. we can or not if we stay in THAILAND.

[@pareshpanchal2160]

Laser machine or wire cut machine

[@MrMisterDerp]

Just another reason water is terrifying

[@John____Smith]

Guys give you free idea - put laser down and detail up , so gravity bring all debris down . Must be much better .

[@stevejohanson4133]

No matter how hard you search; past human races haven't gotten anywhere close to where we are now technology wise

[@JohnDoe-rx3vn]

What's the kerf size?

[@Avonisys]

0.06mm or less

[@JohnDoe-rx3vn]

@@Avonisys .002"? Impressive, if so.

[@Avonisys]

@@JohnDoe-rx3vn yes that is correct in Inch it is 0.002 - 0.0024 " kerf width

[@othoapproto9603]

Holly, hole

[@bent540]

maybe use less water to avoid refraction

[@montanagalindoedwinalejand5291]

hello, cut all types of aluminum?

[@ChristianLamine]

Weird... I have no possible application for such a machine, but I feel the urgent need to buy such a thing just to cut hexagonal pipes out of aluminium blocks...

[@ASIFMUGHALKUWAIT]

Impossible on laser

[@SodiumInteresting]

but you can see grooves. edm is more impressive but this is impressive none the less