LEARN ALL ABOUT Water jet CUTTING

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The WAZER waterjet cutter is ideal for short-run and one-off production, easily allowing you to recreate obsolete parts in any material – even cork.

The WAZER has the ability to create highly accurate parts which can then become functional components. By better understanding the waterjet cutting process, you can achieve consistently accurate parts.

While waterjets are excellent for cutting flat stock, most people never consider it for round, 3-dimensional, or hollow cylindrical items. Here, WAZER’s Athina Bellonia shares a technique that works well on these hard to cut objects.

See how Keith Fenner used a small waterjet cutter for manufacturing custom tools that haven’t been available for more than 50 years. Using sheet stock and a simple CAD design, he was able to create these unique pieces. The WAZER waterjet cutter’s greatest strength is an ability to efficiently manufacture parts in virtually any end-use […]

STEM related fields are powering the growth industries of the future. By empowering our students today with the tools of tomorrow, we can help guide them through their journey on the road to success.

See how Jim’s Automotive solved a complicated engine rebuild with custom waterjet cut fixturing.

Industry Today explores the challenges of outsourcing, and how compact waterjet cutting helps manufacturers reduce outsourced work.

New Equipment Digest notes that the solution for engineers and manufacturers lies in small-format digital cutting tools that are accessible and easy to use—right in-house.

We used the WAZER waterjet to cut out a map of the United States from 50 different materials to demonstrate the power and versatility of a waterjet cutter.