Precision WaterJet Cutting in Essex

Bespoke and accurate waterjet cutting service for various industries and materials.

What material do you need cutting?

Waterjet cutting is suitable for a wide range of materials:

Glass

It’s the most cost-effective way of processing full pieces of glass. It’s also the fastest method.

Metal

As a cold cutting process, it’s ideal for metal. No heat staining and no secondary finishing.

Synthetic

Synthetic and composite materials are easily cut to accurate measurements without losing strength.

Plastic

The absence of heat ensures plastic retains structural integrity. No toxic fumes are released, either.

Ceramic

Synthetic and composite materials are easily cut to accurate measurements without losing strength.

How does waterjet cutting work?

A series of steps to a perfection cut, on most materials.

Water

Pressure

Abrasive Substrate

Water

Waterjet cutting is an accelerated manufacturing process. It begins when an extremely high-pressure jet of water is fired through a nozzle into the machine’s mixing chamber.

Pressure

We are able to produce a clean and precise cut on all materials due to the high specification technology used that travels quicker than the speed of sound.

Abrasive Substrate

Depending on individual requirements and materials required we use a garnet & glass beading which pierces through nozzle along with the water to deliver a sharp and perfect finish.

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Why Choose Waterjet Cutting?

Waterjet cutting technology offers superior efficiency for a wide range of manufacturing jobs. It can cut everything from metal and plastic to stone, wood, and ceramic. In fact, it’s able to cut almost anything with precision accuracy – apart from tempered glass and diamond. It also gives the cut product a smooth, clean edge quality when finished, while always remaining cost-effective.

A cut above the rest.

We’re dedicated to providing exceptional waterjet cutting services, having built these up into a flawless process over the years we’ve worked in the industry. But how did we start? Let us tell you more.