15 material families, 0.5–200 mm

Thickness ranges are typical for abrasive waterjet. Exact max depends on alloy grade and part geometry — confirm on quote.

MaterialTypical thickness we cutWhy waterjet
Stainless steel (304 / 316 / 400 series)0.5 – 120 mmNo HAZ, no rust-risk from heat; clean edges
Carbon steel / mild steel0.5 – 200 mmThick plate without distortion
Titanium & titanium alloy (Gr.2 / Gr.5)0.5 – 80 mmCold cut — no ignition, no alpha-case
Aluminum (5052 / 6061 / 7075)0.5 – 150 mmNo burr, no dross
Copper0.5 – 60 mmNo reflective-material issue (unlike laser)
Brass0.5 – 50 mmClean, no heat stain
Nickel-based alloy (Inconel / Hastelloy)0.5 – 60 mmCold cut — preserves corrosion resistance
Cobalt-chrome alloy0.5 – 40 mmMedical-grade, no micro-cracks
Tool & die steel0.5 – 100 mmNo hardening change at the edge
Natural & engineered stone (granite / marble / quartz)3 – 60 mmNo chipping, no dust hazard on site
Glass (tempered-except / float / optical)1 – 40 mmStress-free cut, no crack propagation
Ceramic & technical ceramic1 – 30 mmNo fracture from mechanical load
Acrylic / PMMA & engineering plastic1 – 80 mmPolished, flame-free edge
Carbon fiber composite (CFRP)0.5 – 40 mmNo delamination, no fraying
G10 / FR4 composite0.5 – 50 mmClean, no glass-fibre tear-out
Do not see your material? Send it anyway. Waterjet handles most things laser and plasma cannot — including laminates, rubber and food-grade sheets.

Edge quality classes

We grade edge finish so you pay only for what the part needs.

Standard

Visible taper, fine for structural and hidden features. Fastest, cheapest.

Premium (5-axis)

Near-vertical edge, minimal taper — for exposed or fit-critical faces.

Finished

Light edge dressing on request for handling-sensitive parts.