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Views: 0 Author: Site Editor Publish Time: 2025-08-12 Origin: Site
When you’re working with tiles, marble, or metal, two common questions come up:
Can my material be cut? and Will the quality be good?
The short answer?
Yes — waterjet cutting is one of the most accurate, versatile, and material-friendly methods available today.
Cuts without cracks or chips, even in delicate glass and mosaic tiles.
Handles intricate shapes and inlays for flooring, wall panels, and decorative art.
Perfect for luxury interior projects where edge quality and pattern accuracy are critical.
Case Study: Italian tile manufacturers use CNC waterjets to create complex inlays for hotel lobbies and luxury residences, saving hours of manual finishing.
Completely cold cutting process — no thermal stress, discoloration, or micro-fractures.
Tolerances up to ±0.1 mm for perfect seam matching in countertops and wall cladding.
Ideal for high-value materials where waste must be minimized.
Example: Restoration projects in Europe have used waterjets to cut replacement marble slabs for historic buildings, ensuring the surface matches perfectly.
Capable of cutting metals up to 200 mm thick with abrasive waterjet technology.
No heat-affected zone (HAZ) — material strength and temper remain intact.
Used in aerospace, automotive, oil & gas, and marine industries for high-precision parts.
Real Application: Automotive manufacturers cut aluminum chassis components with waterjets to maintain dimensional accuracy without welding distortion.
Kerf widths as fine as 0.5–1.0 mm (0.02–0.04 in).
Repeatable tolerances for large production runs.
Smooth, burr-free edges mean no costly secondary processing.
High finish quality (Q5 level) according to waterjet industry standards.
CAD/CAM automation ensures every cut matches the design file exactly.
Multi-head cutting systems speed up production without sacrificing accuracy.
Experience:
Our engineers have cut over 50,000 square meters of tile, marble, and metal in projects ranging from luxury resorts to aerospace prototypes.
Expertise:
We operate high-pressure systems up to 60,000 psi, using top-grade garnet abrasives to achieve optimal speed and surface finish.
Authoritativeness:
Waterjet technology is recommended by global leaders like Flow, OMAX, and HEAD Waterjet for both industrial and artistic applications.
Trustworthiness:
No harmful fumes, recyclable water use, and clear cost transparency — ensuring safety and sustainability for every project.
✅ No Heat Damage — preserves structural and aesthetic integrity.
✅ Material Versatility — cuts brittle, soft, and hard materials alike.
✅ High Precision — suitable for decorative and functional applications.
✅ Eco-Friendly — recyclable water and abrasives.
✅ Cost-Effective — minimal rework, less waste.
Q1: Can waterjet cutting handle fragile materials like glass or mosaic tiles?
Yes. Waterjet cutting uses a cold process, so it won’t cause cracks, chips, or heat damage to delicate materials.
Q2: Is waterjet cutting better than laser cutting for marble?
Yes. Laser cutting produces heat, which can damage marble’s surface. Waterjet cutting avoids thermal stress and maintains the stone’s natural beauty.
Q3: How precise is waterjet cutting for metal?
Waterjets can achieve tolerances as tight as ±0.1 mm, making them ideal for aerospace, automotive, and high-precision manufacturing.
Q4: Does waterjet cutting create waste?
Very little. Waterjet systems use recyclable water and garnet abrasive, making them an eco-friendly choice.
Q5: What is the maximum thickness a waterjet can cut?
With the right abrasive and settings, a waterjet can cut metals and stone up to 200 mm (about 8 inches) thick.
