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Timber . . .The cutter is commonly connected to a high-pressure water pump where the water is then ejected from the nozzle, cutting through the material.  |
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About Cut That
Cut that was founded in 2010 by Simon Cuolahan and using thier specialised waterjet cutters can cut anything.
One of the biggest advantages is Waterjet's inherent cold cutting quality. This allows materials to be cut that would be burned, melted, or cracked by other cutting methods. Some thermal processes cause surface hardening, warping and emission of hazardous gasses. In contrast, materials cut with waterjet undergo no thermal stress, eliminating undesirable results.
- Cold Cutting - No Heat Affected Zones, No Hardening.
- Perforates Most Materials Without Starting Holes.
- Net-Shape of Near Net-Shape (No Grinding Required)
- Up to 150mm (6") Thick Cutting
- Fast Cutting
- Omni-Directional Cutting - Cut in Any Direction
- Cuts Virtually Any Material
- Environmentally Friendly
- Small Cutting Kerf
- CAD / DXF Software
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Metals . . .We can program for individual requirements, a speed can be allocated to any entity of a drawing to obtain both the best price and quality. |
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Composite . . .When using waterjets you can throw out pre-conceived ideas about what are traditionally considered “difficult applications. |
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Flooring . . .Cut That's waterjet cutters can cut ornate or simple shapes for inlays. The unique ability to cut very intricate stone and tile designs. |
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Contact Us. . .Contact Cut That today to find out wich applications suit your particular requirement or industry. We are always available for any request.  |
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Creative & Glass . . .Cut That works can work closely with you to produce your glass, , acrylic, polyurethane, metal and plastic sculptures to life. |