Waterjet Cutting

Kleencut’s advanced waterjet cutting technology offers unparalleled precision and versatility, efficiently handling a wide range of materials while minimizing costs and secondary finishing needs.

Waterjet Solutions for All Material Needs

Waterjet Cutting is one of the fastest growing machining processes in the world. The basic technology is at once both simple and extremely complex. When water is pressurized up to 60,000 pounds per square inch (psi) and forced through a tiny opening, it can cut a variety of soft materials including plastic, paper and rubber. When small amounts of abrasive particles, such as garnet, are mixed into the jet stream, the resulting “abrasive jet” can cut virtually any hard material such as metal, composites, stone and glass.

Efficient and Precise Waterjet Cutting

Kleencut’s OMAX 55100 Water Jet cutter delivers exceptional accuracy and efficiency, handling complex parts across a wide range of materials. Abrasive waterjet cutting eliminates the need for secondary finishing, producing clean edges even on mirror finishes or tapped holes. With quick setup and no tooling charges, waterjets reduce costs, maximize raw material usage through nesting, and streamline the cutting process.

Equipped with dual processing capabilities, our waterjets cut a variety of materials, from gaskets and foams to plastics and thin rubber. Ideal for high-volume machining, short runs, or prototypes, our waterjet systems offer unmatched versatility and adaptability, providing tailored cutting solutions for virtually any application.

  • Ferrous Metal
  • Non-Ferrous Metal
  • Stone
  • Plastic
  • Rubber
  • Ceramics
  • Fast setup for cost-effective prototyping and short runs
  • Advanced power enables faster cuts, ensuring competitive pricing
  • Exceptional edge quality with parts precisely matching your specifications
  • Expertise in handling nearly all material types and thicknesses
  • Integrated punch capabilities for efficient product stamping
  • Precise part accuracy within a tolerance of ± 0.003 inches