When you think about cutting things, water is not the first tool that comes to mind. But water at extreme pressure can cut through almost anything.

Indeed, when used properly, water power may be extremely powerful. In this video, we present you water jet cutting machines that bring together the best of science, engineering, and technology to create efficient and effective cutting machines.

There’s the ICEE Water Jet, which uses an ultrahighpressure water jet to cut through the material. It's capable of cutting any material in practically any shape or thickness, and each piece is cut with exceptional accuracy.

Up next, there's the WARDjet, which is perfect for cutting any industrial material. It's capable of cutting metal, foam, and stone.

Then, there's also the Performance Water Jet. It's a fiveaxis water jet equipment that can cut a turbine blade from a 10 mm thick aluminum sheet. The needlethin cutting stream rarely necessitates any additional polishing.

Ever wanted a tiny desktop water jet? HEAD Waterjet has made one just for that. This water jet is perfect for laboratories, and while it's small, its pressure is enough to cut small samples with finesse.

Finally, the TechniWaterjet can cut synthetic stones such as Dekton, which is extremely hard to cut with traditional tools. It has the capability of cutting stones at speeds of up to 1,000 mm/min.

Have these machines piqued your interest yet? Then do not miss this video where we show you water jet cutting machines in action.

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