Waterjet Cutting for Every School
Students’ conceptual ideas can become real projects
“Students come up with everything. We need to be able to cut into everything.”
MATT RHODE, University of Colorado Boulder
Unleash your students’ project work
Student projects should not be constrained by limited technology. With WAZER in the shop or studio, your students can make the parts they need quickly, safely, and affordably, with their own hands.
Prepare students for industry work
“The WAZER gives students access to leading edge technology.”
ZACHARY WINGERT, LeTourneau University
Students learn new skills for the modern workplace
Today’s workplace goes from digital design to robotic production. Students need to be ready. Your students can take their ideas from CAD to WAZER’s WAM software, and then to CNC waterjet cutting.
Unlike large-format waterjets, WAZERs are fully enclosed, making them safe for students from high school to graduate.
Read in STEM Magazine about how WAZERs and other CNC tools are in the “21st century shop class”
WAZERs are the safe new tool for every shop or classroom
Large-scale manufacturers have used waterjets for years, but they’ve been unaffordable for schools, until now. Learn how waterjets work, and why students need to gain hands-on exposure to them in the classroom, shop or lab.
Students can Cut Any Material.
In Your Own Shop or Classroom.
Used by Teachers and Students from High School to College
Bobby Hodgkinson
CU BOULDER
Anything that happens in industry, the students are fully capable of prototyping and manufacturing.
Matt Rhode
Machine Shop Manager
The students come up with everything. So we need to be able to meet that need, and cut into everything.
Andrew Saweikis
Rockland BOCES
By bringing in WAZER and other CNC platforms, it allows students to see where the future is going, and gives them the foundational skill to use that same machine in the future.
The first affordable industrial-caliber waterjet
WAZER is the affordable, industrial-quality waterjet that cuts almost anything. Since it does not require specialized infrastructure, software, or training, students can now have safe, hands-on experience in classrooms and labs.