Welcome to Herbert PhillipsHerbert Phillips provides waterjet cutting, venting and ducting, sheet metal work and precision engineering services to discerning customers requiring high quality bespoke work done quickly. Venting and DuctingHerbert Phillips excels at designing and manufacturing lower volume bespoke venting and ducting systems and products where quality and speed of turnaround are paramount.
Take the Mach 2, the world's most powerful waterjet cutter, add two very experienced operators, and you've got one of the best waterjet cutting services in the region. Trusted by leading companies like Lindab to manufacture high-quality 'specials' and 'one-offs', we are the ideal choice for high quality bespoke solutions with fast turnarounds.
Take the Mach 2, the world's most powerful waterjet cutter, add two very experienced operators, and you've got one of the best waterjet cutting services in the region. Trusted by leading companies like Lindab to manufacture high-quality 'specials' and 'one-offs', we are the ideal choice for high quality bespoke solutions with fast turnarounds.
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To be instrumental in the success of our client's projects by providing a service that surpasses their expectations in terms of product quality, speed of delivery, cost and efficiency. We are a manufacturing and fabrication business owned and managed by Adam Phillips with Andrew Jones managing manufacturing operations at Toddington.
Waterjet cutting is fast, accurate, versatile and cost effective. The Herbert Phillips Mach 2 is the world's most powerful waterjet cutter and can cut through virtually any material. Our Mach 2 waterjet cutter based at our unit in Toddington, Cheltenham Gloucestershire is able to cut detailed patterns accurately in virtually any material up to a thickness of 150mm.
Materials such as titanium, Inconel, tool steel and brass are highly valuable, yet their resilient composition makes them tough to cut. Thankfully, there is an effective solution: abrasive waterjet cutting. The waterjet cutting process employs a high-speed, high-pressure jet of water to cut through material in high or low volumes and from 1/16" to 8" in thickness.
Glass is one of the most versatile and useful of substances available, and windows, mirrors, ornaments and tabletops are just some of the everyday products that are made from it. Yet its structure makes it difficult to cut without damage and wastage, as even the smallest scratch can lead to fractures on the surface.
Waterjet cutting can be used on a wide variety of plastics and the results are far superior to those of other cutting methods. This is largely down to the waterjet cutter's fine but immensely powerful jet which achieves clean edges every time. One of the major drawbacks to more traditional plastic-cutting techniques is the fact that the cutters tend to bind with the material due to the heat involved in the process.
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Yan Watkins
Jan 06, 2017
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