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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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Cut That - Waterjet Cutting Composites
Cut That uses hair-thin Waterjet's that can quickly cut gaskets, foams, plastics and thin rubber. The dual processing capability of ultrahigh – pressure (UHP) waterjets greatly enhance Cut That's versatity. For machining high volume, short runs or prototype parts, Cut That's Waterjet shape cutting systems are the most versatile machining tool's in the world. |
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Waterjets are one of the fastest growing machining processes in the world, and one reason is how few secondary operations are required, Cut That can make your gaskets etc in quick time getting the item back to you. Most abrasive Waterjet cutting produces net shaped parts so secondary finishing is eliminated. In applications with a mirror finish or tapered hole, secondary finishing is quick and easy because abrasive waterjets do not produce a re-cast layer. Abrasive waterjets are ideally suited for tough and lucrative applications such as Titanium, brass and any steel, Aluminium, Glass, stone or composites. |
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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. |