Outsource waterjet services to cut a plethora of materials for your business

If you need to accurately cut any type of material, you can either use a traditional waterjet, or an abrasive waterjet for harder materials. As a rule of thumb, you can use either tool on anything that typically would get smashed or otherwise ruined by most other cutting tools. If you only need a few items cut, or simply do not feel comfortable operating a machine, you can outsource waterjet services to companies that do it professionally.

I recommend: MotionNet.com offers a directory of waterjet companies, allowing you to leave the cutting to the professionals. 

Buy a water jet cutter for frequent projects

If you are in the construction or manufacturing industry and often need to cut tile, metal, aluminum, marble, or just a simple sign, purchasing a water jet cutter would be more cost effective than outsourcing frequently.

I recommend: Calypso WaterJet Systems, Inc. offers the Calypso Shark LWA, which allows both traditional and abrasive water jet cutting. WaterjetPRO also sells hydro cutting systems, giving you several choices in table size, pump design, and software.

Purchase a used water jet cutter to save your company money

The cost of water jet cutting can be high, so defray costs by purchasing a used waterjet. Many companies offer a large selection of used systems that work just as well as brand new machines.

I recommend: Flow International Corporation sells used waterjets when available, and Richel, Inc. offers a training course to help you operate your used waterjet.