Material / 01
Metal
Technical flat parts, rings, letters and products. Give the metal grade, thickness and the machining required.
0,1–250 mm
Material thickness
2000×3000
Maximum working area
0,1 mm
Accuracy
Cold
Cutting with no thermal effect
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Do not limit
the idea to
one material.
Material / 02
Plastics
Technical forms and parts. The specific polymer name and its properties matter for the choice of process.
Material / 03
Wood
Letters, décor and custom contours. The wood or board type, thickness and the desired result must be specified.
Material follows the idea
Rigid material.
Free form.
Waterjet cutting allows complex contours. For hard materials — a water jet with abrasive. For softer ones — a pure water jet. The machine processes sheets up to 2000 × 3000 mm and from 0.1 to 250 mm thick.
Before you choose the manufacturing method, tell us where the part will be used, which dimensions must be held and what the surface should be. Process options are set by the material, thickness and geometry — specific parameters are agreed from the drawing.
Waterjet cutting options- Metal Parts and structures
- Stainless steel No thermal effect
- Aluminium No risk of distortion
- Plastic Technical forms
- Rubber and paronite Gaskets and seals
- Stone Mosaics and finish
- Wood Letters and décor
- Composites and your material We will assess it together
Cold cutting
The material keeps
its character.
Abrasive waterjet cutting does not heat the material. No heat-affected zone is formed, and the risk of distortion is reduced. This is especially important for stainless steel and aluminium.
We can cut practically anything that can be shown on a technical drawing — any material, any contour, any size and any quantity. Flanges, brackets, seals, gaskets, plates, letters and décor.
Discuss the material
Questions
From a question
to a clear job.
Which materials can be cut?
Metal, stainless steel, aluminium, plastics, rubber, paranite, wood, stone, composites and other sheet materials. For hard materials — with abrasive. For softer ones — with a pure water jet.
Is the material thermally damaged?
No. Abrasive waterjet cutting is a cold-cutting process — no heat-affected zone is formed, and the material’s original properties are retained.
What to attach to the enquiry?
A drawing or sketch with dimensions, material grade, thickness, quantity and preferred deadline. If there is no drawing yet — describe the idea and where the part will be used.
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Material. Contour.
Result.
Next step
Your idea deserves
a concrete form.
Send a drawing or tell us what you want made. We will start with a conversation about the project.