At L&D Jet Techniek, we meet the strictest standards and conditions that apply to our activities and techniques, including ISO 9001 and EN 9100.
Your expert in waterjet cutting
What does L&D offer?
For a recognized and experienced expert in the field of waterjet cutting, and milling , you have come to the right place at L&D Jet Techniek. As far as we are concerned, there are no limits when it comes to metal processing and design, and we can perfectly handle almost all high-quality materials, including all types of composite, carbon, titanium, Inox, and aluminum, but also foam, all kinds of plastics, marble, glass, granite, brass, copper, stone, ceramics, wood and parquet.
Our methods
In addition, after more than 25 years in the business, we also have extensive experience with a wide variety of professional sectors. For example, we are an ideal partner in the construction and manufacturing industry, but we also offer support for design and interior projects. From furniture and artwork to figures and logos in floors, we can arrange it for you. Fast, accurate, and always after extensive consultation with you. L&D has now also become a reference in other high-tech sectors, including aircraft construction, mechanical engineering, shipbuilding and the production of defense and maritime materials.
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Waterjet cutting
Waterjet cutting is a cold manufacturing process that actually works no different than a very strongly accelerated form of erosion. Water has been cutting the earth's crust for millions of years. This is how, for example, the Grand Canyon was created.
Thanks to the grit that is taken along, water is able to hollow out and wear down the hardest of materials. This is what waterjet cutting accomplishes, but with the big difference that the time during which this takes place is much shorter, thanks to the high pressure employed.
Under a high pressure of 3,500 bar to 6,000 bar, water is forced through a small nozzle of the cutting head. With the added abrasive sand, the water leaves the cutting head at a speed of about twice the speed of sound. The impact energy on the material to be cut creates a cut of approximately 1 millimeter. Soft materials can often be cut with pure water.
Milling02
Suitable for mechanical machining
from composites, GRP, all plastics, aluminum, titanium, stainless steel ...
Technical data:
32KW, 24000rpm: table 6000X4000x1500mm
38KW, 18000rpm: table 762X630X610mm
Tolerances: +/-0.02mm
Laser cutting
Ideal for fast, economical processing of thinner sheet material
Technical data:
6KW fiber laser
Processing table: 4000x2000mm
Steel up to 25 mm thick
Inox and Alu up to 30mm
tolerances starting at +/-0.2mm
Micro cutting
High precision waterjet cutting
Technical data:
All materials up to 50mm thick
Cutting tolerance: +/- 0.01mm
Processing table: 1000x600mm
Surface quality: Ra 1.6 µm
Qualifications and certificates
What is EN 9100?
EN 9100 is one of the standards developed by the International Aerospace Quality Group (IAQG) to support the aerospace and defense industries in Europe. It contains the basic requirements for the quality management systems of companies active in these sectors.
Why EN 9100? Isn't there already ISO 9001?
The standard broadly follows the ISO 9001 standard, but EN 9100 raises the bar in many areas. The stricter quality and safety requirements are necessary, given the enormous production costs and the high risk of the products that are used. The aim is for the entire logistics chain of the aerospace and defense industries to implement the EN 9100 requirements.