Waterjet Cutting

Modern waterjet cutting relies on advanced systems that combine mechanical force, digital control, and material science for consistent, high-quality results. 

Here’re the key technologies include:

Pure Waterjet Technology

Pure waterjet cutting uses only a pressurized stream of water, making it perfect for softer materials like rubber, foam, textiles, and plastics. With pressures reaching up to 60,000 PSI, it offers precision without material warping.

Abrasive Waterjet Technology

For harder materials such as metals, ceramics, composites, and stone-abrasive waterjet technology is used. Fine garnet particles are mixed with the water stream, enabling the cut to penetrate materials over 200 mm thick while maintaining excellent edge quality.

CNC-Controlled Waterjet Systems

State-of-the-art CNC (Computer Numerical Control) technology drives the cutting head with micron-level accuracy. This ensures consistent shapes, intricate detailing, and repeatability critical for industries like aerospace, automotive, and architectural fabrication.

Multi-Head Cutting Systems

For high-volume orders, multi-head waterjet machines allow simultaneous cutting of identical parts, dramatically reducing production time while maintaining uniform quality.

Dynamic Waterjet Technology

Dynamic waterjet systems adjust for stream lag and taper, achieving sharp, vertical edges in thick materials and reducing the need for additional finishing.

What Are The Perks of Using Waterjet Cutting?

From flawless edges to unmatched material versatility, waterjet cutting offers precision and performance that elevate every project.

No Heat-Affected Zones (HAZ)

Unlike laser or plasma cutting, waterjet cutting is a cold-cutting process. It prevents heat distortion, making it ideal for temperature-sensitive materials such as aluminum alloys, tempered glass, and specialty plastics.

Works with Virtually Any Material

From delicate fabrics to reinforced steel, waterjet cutting can handle over 1,200 different materials, including composites, ceramics, titanium, and marble. This makes it one of the most versatile cutting technologies available today.

Exceptional Precision and Edge Quality

With tolerances as tight as ±0.1 mm, waterjet cutting delivers smooth, burr-free edges, reducing or eliminating the need for secondary machining. This saves both time and money.

Eco-Friendly and Material-Efficient

Waterjet cutting produces no hazardous fumes, reduces scrap waste, and allows nesting of parts to maximize raw material usage—often achieving up to 30% material savings compared to traditional cutting methods.

Cost-Effective for Prototyping and Production

If you need a single prototype or thousands of identical parts, waterjet cutting adapts seamlessly. Its quick setup and minimal tooling requirements make it ideal for rapid iterations and urgent production runs.