Waterjet cutting uses a high-pressure stream of water, sometimes mixed with abrasive particles, to cut through a wide variety of materials. Unlike plasma or laser, waterjet cutting is a cold-cutting process — meaning there is no heat distortion, no hardening, and no burnt edges, making it ideal for delicate, thick, or heat-sensitive materials.

Specifications

  1. Cutting Thickness Range

    • Metals, composites, stone, glass, plastics: 1mm – 150mm+

    • Capable of cutting extremely thick panels that other methods cannot handle.

  2. Cutting Accuracy & Tolerance

    • Very high precision: ±0.1mm – 0.3mm.

    • Narrow kerf: 0.5mm – 1.5mm.

    • Maintains accuracy even on thick materials.

  3. Cutting Speed

    • Slower than plasma and laser but highly precise.

    • Speed depends on material hardness and thickness.

  4. Edge Quality

    • Smooth, clean, burr-free edges.

    • No heat-affected zone (HAZ).

    • Minimal finishing required.

  5. Compatible Materials

    • Metals: Steel, Stainless Steel, Aluminum, Brass, Copper, Titanium

    • Non-metals: Glass, Stone, Ceramics, Plastics, Rubber, Composites

    • Laminated and layered materials.

  6. Panel Size Handling

    • Standard: up to 4000mm x 2000mm (depending on machine bed size).

Applications

  • Stone and glass panels for architecture.

  • Aerospace & automotive components.

  • Decorative panels with complex patterns.

  • Heat-sensitive materials (plastics, composites).

  • Thick steel plates and industrial machinery parts.

  • Precision prototypes and custom cutouts.