WHAT IS IT & HOW DOES IT WORK?
Waterjet is recognised as a fast, efficient and cost-effective process for cutting a wide range of materials and across various industries.

There are two types of waterjet cutting – pure water and abrasive.

Pure water (non-abrasive waterjet) cutting technology is primarily used for cutting soft materials such as rubber, foam, gaskets, leather, textiles and food as it produces minimal material water with no mess. Water is pressurised to ultra-high pressure levels and forced through a small ruby, sapphire or diamond orifice to form an intense cutting stream.

Abrasive waterjet cutting is essentially an accelerated erosion process. Ultra-high-pressure water is fired through a ruby or diamond orifice into a ‘mixing chamber’ which creates a vacuum and draws garnet sand into the water stream to create an extremely powerful and versatile cutting tool. This process is ideal for cutting any material in sheet or slab form including mild and stainless steel, aluminium, sheetmetal, composites, decorative stone, synthetic ceramics and glass.

CUTTING SIZE CAPABILITY
Up to 4050 mm wide x 2050 mm high
Up to 178mm thick

COSTS
Reach out to us for a quote. The costs vary depending on material, thickness and complexity of cut.

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