Vandstråler

Vandstråler, also known as water jets or hydro jets, are high-pressure jets of water that are used for various purposes, including demolition, excavation, and surface preparation. They typically consist of a pressurized water pump, a high-pressure hose, and a nozzle or handle.

Vandstråler are created when high-pressure water is forced through a small nozzle, increasing its velocity and pressure. This high-pressure water jet is then directed at a surface, where it can cut or excavate the material. The force of the water jet can be so great that it can break up even hard materials, such as concrete or stone.

In demolition and excavation, vandstråler are often used to break up walls, floors, and other structures. This can be more environmentally friendly than traditional methods of demolition, as minimal dust is generated and no explosives are required. Additionally, vandstråler are often more precise than other demolition methods, allowing for more controlled removal of materials.

Vandstråler are also used in surface preparation, such as cleaning and removing old flooring, concrete, or other surfaces. The high-pressure water jet can remove dirt, grime, and other debris without damaging the underlying surface. Medical professionals have also begun using vandstråler to clean wounds and remove dead tissue.

The use of vandstråler has evolved in recent years, with advancements in technology allowing for more efficient and effective use of these systems. Modern vandstråler often feature adjustable pressure settings, allowing users to tailor the force of the jet to their specific needs.