Metals
The everyday workhorse of the shop — cut cold, edge-ready, no secondary deburring in most cases.
- Hardened tool steel
- Stainless steel
- Carbon steel
- Aluminum
- Titanium
- Inconel
- Brass
- Copper
- Bronze
Materials
Materials we cut
Because the waterjet erodes rather than melts, material choice stops being a constraint. Hardness, reflectivity, brittleness and melting point are all irrelevant to the process.
Hardened & exotic alloys
The clearest case for waterjet: hardened and heat-treated stock is cut with zero temper loss at the edge.
- Heat-treated tool steel
- Hastelloy
- Monel
- Nickel alloys
- Spring steel
Aerospace materials
Honeycomb, laminates and exotic sheet cut without crushing the core or delaminating the ply stack.
- Aircraft honeycomb
- Titanium sheet & plate
- Inconel
- Composite panels
Glass & stone
Brittle material cut with a controlled pierce and ramped feed — intricate inlay and signage work included.
- Glass
- Granite
- Marble
- Porcelain tile
- Ceramic
Composites & plastics
No melted edges, no gummed-up kerf, no heat crazing on clear stock.
- Carbon fiber
- Fiberglass
- Acrylic
- Polycarbonate
- HDPE
- UHMW
- Phenolic
Soft goods
Fast, repeatable, nest-efficient — gasket and shim runs are a shop specialty.
- Rubber
- Gasket material
- Shim stock
- Foam
- Felt
- Cork
Don't see your material?
We can almost certainly cut it. Tell us the material, the thickness and what the part has to do, and we'll tell you straight away whether waterjet is the right process — and say so if it isn't.
Ask about a materialSend the spec, get a price.
Upload a DXF, STEP or PDF and we'll come back with a written quote — no hidden setup charges.