Catia Training
You`ll need training to be able to use specific software packages and trainees looking to increase their skills in modern CAD software systems can engage in comprehensive Catia Training. Detailed courses are available that can teach trainees a wider range of skills and understanding in the operation of Catia V5 software systems. Foundation training courses can be taken and they are spread over a 4 day period. On these courses the trainees will learn about the interface and a number of modeling functions. At the end of the four day Catia Training foundation courses the trainees should be able to return to their workplace and be able to use the Catia systems that are installed. The skills they have picked up as part of the training can include design manipulation and editing, detailing and annotations, plus crosshatching. Other types of Catia Training courses can be taken after the foundation course and they can build on the skills that have already been developed. Advanced courses can specialise in certain areas of Catia systems and once the trainee passes one course they can move seamlessly on to the next challenge. To enroll on the foundation course no pre-requisites are put into place so people can begin to learn about the Catia systems straight away.

Water Jet Cutting
When it comes to cutting a vast array of materials Water Jet Cutting comes out head and shoulders above the rest. For many years Water Jet Cutting has been put to good use but those who haven`t heard about it might find it difficult to believe that water can be used as such a great cutting tool. The reason that Water Jet Cutting is sso successful is because the water is fed at phenomenal speeds through a high pressure hose. The ferocity of the water creates massive amounts of PSI and when this is released in a controlled manner it provides a great cutting action on soft materials. Mix the water with abrasive particles and this generates even greater cutting abilities and materials like metal can be cut through with ease. Use Water Jet Cutting instead of laser cutting and you`ll find that there can be little comparison really. Yes, laser cutting does cut through quite a large range of materials but to cover a broader spectrum, Water Jet Cutting should be used. Moreover, laser cutting struggles with thicker types of materials whereas Water Jet Cutting can cope with steel that`s inches thick. When it comes to cutting Water