Will a Desktop Waterjet Cut a Golf Ball?

GoEngineer Short 25 days ago

Description

The pros can crush their drives, but nothing slices a golf ball quite like the WAZER. Because golf balls are made of highly dense, multi-layer rubber and composite plastics, traditional sawing tools will melt or fray the edges.

The WAZER desktop waterjet uses a high-pressure abrasive stream to slice it cleanly right down the fairway with zero heat-affected zones. The result is a perfectly crisp, flawless cross-section. If it can handle tough multi-material components like this, just imagine what it does on your shop floor with aluminum, steel, carbon fiber, or glass!