WARICUT Waterjet cutting systems made in Germany by H.G. RIDDER – the professional solution!

Pre­cise, eco­fri­end­ly and sim­ply unbe­lie­va­ble. Indus­tri­al high pres­su­re water­jet cut­ter are cut­ting mas­si­ve steel parts like thin paper. This appli­es also for extre­me­ly hea­vy fire doors. WARICUT is the regis­tered trade­mark of the world­wi­de estab­lished cut­ting tech­no­lo­gy in the ran­ge of water­jet cut­ting sys­tems. It is an eco­fri­end­ly, cold and high-pre­cis­i­on tech­no­lo­gy – wher­eby almost all mate­ri­als can be cut wit­hout heat gene­ra­ti­on, defor­ma­ti­on and only few burr. Pro­ces­sing of various thic­k­nes­ses in 2D or 3D is also pos­si­ble. The com­pa­ny H. G. RIDDER Auto­ma­ti­sie­rungs-GmbH is a reco­gni­zed spe­cia­list in the field of water­jet cut­ting with WARICUT machi­nes.

First Class Service: WARICUT systems, upon customer’s special request

Do you have spe­cial requi­re­ments? RIDDER‘s manu­fac­tu­ring of spe­cial pur­po­se machi­nes makes it pos­si­ble.

Com­pa­ny H.G. RIDDER offers its cus­to­mers an incre­di­ble ser­vice: each WARI­CUT-water­jet cut­ting machi­ne can be con­s­truc­ted indi­vi­du­al­ly accor­ding to cus­to­mer request – as a sin­gle sys­tem, mul­ti-head sys­tem with 2D or 3D or a com­bi­na­ti­on of both types.

Due to the most modern high-pres­su­re pumps a pres­su­re up to 6000 bar can be pro­du­ced for a powerful high-pres­su­re water jet.

Fur­ther­mo­re the­re are many other equip­ment pos­si­bi­li­ties for water­jet cut­ting machi­nes available and also the auto­ma­ti­on lets its own idea a maxi­mum fle­xi­bi­li­ty. But com­pa­ny RIDDER not only pro­du­ces machi­nes to cus­to­mer request, a pro­fes­sio­nal retro­fit of machi­ne tools belongs to a sub­ject field of the com­pa­ny.

Pure water cutting technology and abrasive cutting technology

The future lies in water­jet cut­ting and mate­ri­al pro­ces­sing. A distinc­tion has to be made bet­ween two tech­no­lo­gies. The pure water cut and the abra­si­ve cut. As the name alre­a­dy sug­gests the pure water jet cuts only with clear water while abra­si­ve cut­ting feeds an abra­si­ve medi­um insi­de a mixing cham­ber to the cut­ting head. It is a fine-grain abra­si­ve. Pure water cut­ting is sui­ta­ble for the fol­lo­wing mate­ri­als: pla­s­tics, foil slide, food, rub­ber, tex­ti­les, lea­ther, wood, lami­na­te, foam pla­s­tic, paper­board and paper. And the abra­si­ve cut­ting tech­no­lo­gy is used for the fol­lo­wing mate­ri­als: stain­less steel, steel, hastel­loy, har­dox, tita­ni­um, alu­mi­num, non­fer­rous hea­vy metal, pla­s­tics, natu­ral stone, flag­s­to­nes, glass, acrylic, com­po­si­tes. Water­jet Sys­tems or Water­cut Sys­tems makes a small kerf width pos­si­ble – and not at least water­jet cut­ting does not include fur­ther mate­ri­al cos­ts.

Micro waterjet cutting for the highest precision

Due to the Fine Cut Water­jet pro­ce­du­re very pre­cise cuts with very small kerf widths can be car­ri­ed out. The com­pa­ny RIDDER offers the indus­try – with its manu­fac­tu­ring of spe­cial pur­po­se machi­nes and auto­ma­ti­on – excel­lent solu­ti­ons for micro cut­ting and fine water­jet machi­nes. A fine-cut water­jet machi­ne works with a cut­ting jet with a very small dia­me­ter. The­r­e­fo­re, fine cut­ting enters a new dimen­si­on and fur­ther appli­ca­ti­on fields in which indus­try-stan­dard water­jet cut­ting sys­tems did not have appli­ca­ti­on pos­si­bi­li­ties.