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AQUACUT ROBOT
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This sophisticated eight axis robot runs in a personnel free zone along ten metres of track under remote computer control. Very Large objects can be router sculpted up to 7.4 metres long. A rotating table is used for statues.
The powerful variable speed router head has a refrigerated spindle for heavy work, also an automatic tool changer to select the most appropriate tool for the material being sculpted.
Whether you require a stone sculpture of your girlfriend or a polystyrene prehistoric monster for a film set, the versatility is astounding. There are many industrial uses including mould making and prototypes.
Shapes and cut paths from architecture or boat building can be generated in 3D CAD packages such as Solidworks or can be directly laser scanned. Aquacut have a portable white light scanner which does not damage eyes and will travel worldwide to scan.
Aquacut introduce 3D Robotic Sculptures
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Aquacut, now under new ownership, have invested in state of the art Kuka robot technology. In combination with ultra modern scanning technology Aquacut will be able to create 3D sculptures from almost any material up to three metres high.
House of Fraser - non-slip tiles
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Starting with 600 x 600mm polished black galaxy tile, and working again with Delmar Ceramics, we have etched 50mm wide stripes to create a "hit and miss" pattern, used to form a ramp at House of Fraser Worcester.
Smooth new access for Aquacut
by Graham Heap
Previously when you visited Aquacut you saw this
On return from holiday we find our neighbour has completely relaid the rough old road which leads to our premises
but now your tiles will be even more super safe when transported on our new silky smooth highway!
Etching and painting ceramic tiles
by Graham Heap
This week Aquacut are revisiting an old contract to create the 99 names of Allah in 600x600mm porcelain tiles. From Aquacut's client's CAD files they created CNC files, cut, applied and weeded the blast masks, shot blasted the tiles and then painted them. This technique gives an excellently defined edge and the client was delighted with the result.
Three more Land Rover compasses go to Jeddah
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Aquacut continue to assist with the refurbishment of Land Rover dealerships round the globe by sending the three latest designs to dealerships in Saudi Arabia.
A compass circle is first waterjet cut then the compass design is etched onto the face of the full bodied porcelain tiles ready for the tiler to fix.
The result is a striking compass design which fits in perfectly with Land Rover's corporate branding
Non slip stair tread inserts for Liverpool John Lennon Airport
by Graham Heap
Fabricated stair treads waterjet cut and bonded with stainless steel inserts
At Aquacut we have been asked to create non slip stair treads for the airport. We are water jet etching grooves in the stair treads and then bonding stainless steel inserts into the grooves - at Aquacut we can bond almost any materials together and are currently carrying out a number of projects using k-grip which is available in a number of colours.
Unique swimming pool grilles
by Graham Heap
We are receiving more enquiries for our bespoke swimming pool grille service. We can cut any design in almost any material to form that unique grille your client desires. For a free mini sample contact us via email info@aquacut.co.uk or by phone on 01565 750 666
Another Debenham's for Aquacut
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Working with Chelmer Flooring and following the recent completion of cutting of the curved walkways in polished white porcelain tiles, we are this week starting a similar project for Debenham's new store in Bath.
