Now in Spanish

NASSCO translates its Jetter Code of Practice Manual, a guide for selecting and operating waterjet equipment and selecting nozzles to fit the application

By Irvin Gemora
September 2010
NASSCO Corner

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I’m pleased to announce the first NASSCO publication in Spanish: the Jetter Code of Practice Manual. The time is right. I have people tell me all the time how valuable the English version of this manual has been.

It takes significant knowledge to operate jetters effectively and to...

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