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The AWJM process begins with high-pressure water, which is typically pressurized to around 30,000 to 90,000 psi. This water stream is then mixed with abrasive particles, usually garnet or other suitable materials, as it exits a nozzle. The mixture achieves very high velocity, allowing it to effectively erode the material being cut. The versatility of this process is remarkable, as it can cut materials ranging from metals and plastics to stone and glass.

3. High Accuracy The process ensures high-dimensional accuracy and excellent surface finish. This high level of precision is crucial in industries like aerospace, where even a minuscule defect could lead to catastrophic failures.

While lead has many advantages, it is essential to address its environmental and health implications. Lead is a toxic substance and poses risks if not handled properly. Manufacturers must implement strict safety protocols to protect workers and the environment. Modern advancements in casting technologies also aim to reduce lead exposure during the casting process.