Waterjet technology - a computerized cold
cutting technology that can cut most materials
into any two dimensional shape. Marble,
granite, porcelain, ceramic, vinyl, and all metals
are excellent materials for waterjet process. Its
cutting is a clear cold process that does not
heat, harden, or distort metals. It cleanly and
efficiently cuts stone, ceramics, and porcelains.
The customer submits a drawing, blueprint, or
electronic file. Stone Source engineers then
scan, digitize, or load the file or drawings with
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Waterjet is an important breakthrough in
fabrication methods for both industrial and
architectural applications. Depending on the
material, thickness and intricacy of the cut, the
savings compared to traditional cutting methods
can be substantial. Its cutting has significant
advantages over competing cutting methods,
such as routers, plasma torch, laser cutting and
electrical discharge machining (EDM).
Waterjet allows for complex and difficult shapes
such as inside corners, notches, architectural and
artistic shapes, to be cut with equal ease and with
a high level of accuracy and precision. As this is a
CAD driven process, it also offers the capability of
repeatability, not available with most other
cutting methods. It can be used for cutting
composites and plastics that cannot tolerate
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