WAZER waterjet cuts architectural details precisely and maintains centuries-old craftsmanship.
Waterjet components and parts made of the finest quality handcrafted materials. Designed to work seamlessly together
WSI maintains a comprehensive inventory of all components that are used in our waterjet system to ensure prompt fulfillment.
Our industrial waterjet systems lead the industry with precision and accuracy. They are used by many manufacturing facilities, such as machine and job shops and metal service centers.
The Edge High Rail Series waterjet system is one of the most flexible and precise in the market. You probably haven't heard of it. The Edge High Rail Series is the ideal choice for businesses that value precision and flexibility.
Waterjet cutting has the highest precision and quality. It is capable of cutting through the toughest materials with thicknesses greater than 12 inches. Many professionals from different industries have started to use waterjet...
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Using water as a cutting method for soft materials has been around for decades. Early forms such as the paper metering system by the Paper Patents Company in the 1930s used relatively low-pressure water. While early waterjets could easily cut soft materials, they were not effective in cutting harder materials. The ability to cut harder materials, such as metals, was achieved by adding an abrasive to the waterjet in the cutting nozzle after the jet stream was formed. But simply inducing garnet was not a viable solution without further advancements. Cutting harder material would take two innovations: ultra-high pressure pumps and advanced waterjet nozzles.
The Mach 200 features genuine Flow technology and was specifically designed to provide reliability and value.
The IP Series of ultrahigh pressure waterjets forms the heartbeat and soul of the waterjet-cutting system. They are reliable and easy to maintain and deliver the power and performance required for any application. Check out our complete range of hydraulic intensity pumps, rated up to 60k PSI (or 90k PSI) with electric motors 30, 50, 100 or 150 horses.
The compact, first waterjet cutter. Yet, it is industrial enough to CNC cut steels, stone, tiles, and glass. You can also budget for it. Ready to ship and in stock
Our waterjet cutting machines are capable of cutting benchtops and worktops as well as shower screens, window panels and metal signage.
Fabricators making props for film or TV show how they use WAZER to waterjet-cut parts from the right material.
You can re-create faster than ever before. Create a design and cut it with a waterjet. Then, assemble in-house.
Water blasting injuries can be compared to gunshot wounds, but they also pose the risk of infusing contaminated water into the wound. It is possible for a small bruise to appear if the water jet hits a shoe or sleeves.
Laser cutters can be operated at a cost of $13-$20 an hour. Water jet cutters cost between $15 and $30 per hour. The operating costs of water jet cutters are similar. However, your project will determine the final cost.
You can cut steel, copper and tungsten as well as aluminum, titanium, brass or bronze, zirconium. Marble, granite, glass and plastics are just a few of the many materials that can be cut. Waterjets can cut virtually any material that passes through our doors.
Water jet cutters are capable of cutting through many materials, including steel. A high-pressure pump, special high pressure tubing and a narrow waterjetnozzle (or cutting head) create high pressure. This produces a small but powerful jet stream.