Waterjet

CNC – Computer Numerical Control CNC stands for computer numerical control. It refers to a manufacturing method that automates the control, movement and precision of machine tools. It does so through the use of preprogrammed computer software, which is embedded inside the tools. CNC is commonly used in manufacturing for machining metal...

Water or plasma – which method is better for cutting materials? Water jet cutting uses a focused beam of light to cut materials, while plasma cutting works by using a mixture of gases. As both water and plasma have their pros and cons, no one technique is better than the other. Read...

People often ask about what materials a water jet cutting machine can cut. However, a better question would be what such a powerful tool cannot cut. This incredible technology can cut through anything with ease. However, special attention is required for certain materials with unique characteristics. If you’re looking for a list of materials...

Water jet cutting machines have established themselves as incredibly valuable tools when it comes to shaping modern stone benchtops. Their unprecedented ability to cut-to-size, cut sinks, make tap holes and mitre edges in a single operation has earned them great popularity in the past few years. Let’s dig deeper into the importance of...