Waterjet cutting can process a wide range of materials including metals, glass, stone, ceramics, plastics, composites, rubber, and foam. Abrasive waterjet systems are especially effective for cutting hard materials such as steel and granite.
No. Waterjet cutting is a cold cutting process and does not create a heat-affected zone. This helps preserve the mechanical properties and structural integrity of the material.
Depending on pump pressure and material type, abrasive waterjet systems can cut metals over 150 mm thick while maintaining good edge quality.
Yes. Waterjet cutting produces minimal dust and does not generate toxic fumes or thermal distortion, making it a cleaner manufacturing process compared with many thermal cutting technologies.