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In Abrasive jet machining, intricate shapes and holes are machined on which type of materials?

In Abrasive jet machining, intricate shapes and holes are machined on which type of materials? Correct Answer All of the mentioned

Abrasive jet machining is used to machine, intricate shapes and holes in brittle, thin and difficult to machine materials.

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