LEARN ALL ABOUT Water jet CUTTING

Read in Yahoo Finance that Trimech now sells and supports WAZER desktop waterjet cutters.

Avoid outsourcing! Waterjet cutting in-house grants drone manufacturers a significant edge. Read in Composites in Manufacturing, how designers can move from concept to prototype, creating new parts in the same day.

Read in The Drone Girl, how small-scale waterjet cutters have emerged as a key tool for drone specialists. Now drone prototypers can accelerate their speed to market and reduce the cost of building new prototypes.

Medical Product Outsourcing magazine writes that new manufacturing technologies, including WAZER waterjets, streamline medical device manufacturing, reduce cost, and accelerate time-to-market.

CNC technologies, including waterjets, enable manufacturers to streamline prototyping, improve efficiency and supply chain resilience, and foster innovation. Read the article in Make Parts Fast.

Read in Orthopedic Design & Technology magazine how compact manufacturing technologies, such as WAZER desktop waterjet cutters, are revolutionizing medical device manufacturing. Installed directly in hospitals, clinics, and rehab facilities, they enable customized treatment, allow the use of specialized materials, and more.

Industry Today Magazine writes about how small manufacturers use technology in order to compete with larger global manufacturers. With machines like the WAZER waterjet, desktop manufacturing is changing the rules for the benefit of small manufacturers.

Read in Aerospace Manufacturing and Design about how companies are exploring better options for producing prototypes – they’re bringing new digital manufacturing tools into the engineering department itself. See how a desktop waterjet fits into their plans.

Glass Art Magazine is a go-to resource for information and inspiration for glass art lovers around the world. They wrote about how a small waterjet like the WAZER can revolutionize the glass business.

Industrial Supply Magazine writes that compact manufacturing technology, including CNC machinery such as the WAZER waterjet, is helping start-up companies and small businesses bring manufacturing back to local communities.