Shotless Cavitation Water Jet Peening Technology
IMTS 2022: Sugino’s shotless water jet peening is well suited for medical devices that need the benefits of shot peening without the contamination of traditional peening media.
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Sugino’s cavitation water jet peening technology is a shotless peening process that uses only water. It is available with four-axis CNC control for targeted peening that doesn’t require masking and is said to deliver results without waste, safety hazards or extensive cleanup, the company says.
The company says its cavitation-promoting nozzle applies compressive stress to a depth of about 1 mm, achieved through the impact of GPa class force. The cavitation water jet peening is said to deliver increased fatigue strength, longer life and a cleaner finished product.
The process has delivered results on titanium alloy additive and 3D printed parts, specifically those using Ti-6AL-4V powder, the company says. It’s well suited for medical devices that need the benefits of shot peening without the contamination of traditional peening media. It is said this focused technology is able to peen inside holes, tubes and cavities, and uses only water, requiring no additional cleaning processes.
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