Home Product Service About Us Contact Designed by: WebStation  Computer Centre Waterjet cutting technology is one of the fastest growing major machine tool  processes in the world due to its versatility and ease of operation. There are  virtually no limits to what waterjets can cut, which is why companies of all kinds  and sizes are realizing greater efficiency and productivity by implementing UHP  waterjets in their operations.  Since Flow first invented abrasive waterjet technology in the early 1980s, the  technology has evolved rapidly. Decades of research have led to the  development of waterjets that do more and cost less. Here’s how Flow waterjets  can benefit your business:  Why choose water jet Aerospace: Our waterjet machine can cut any known materials including composites, laminates,  plastics, rubbers, castings, forging, aluminum, stainless steel, hardened or tool  steel, exotic alloys, heat sensitive materials, as well as synthetics that may release  harmful vapors when cut using other methods. Popular aerospace applications are  the cutting of brackets, mounts, tooling, instrument panels, various mechanisms,  consoles.  Manufacturing:  We accurately produce parts for products that are sold on the retail market, as well  as many of the parts used to make the machines on assembly lines.  Automotive & transportation:  Prototyping and production parts for automobiles, and the tooling for making  automobiles, trains, ships, motorcycles.  Model making/rapid prototyping: Fast turn around of single or limited quantity production of nearly any  material.  Artists: Stained glass, marble and stone, metal sculpture, jewelry, and more.  1) Unmatched Versatility  Flow waterjets enable you to cut a variety of applications with ease.  Whatever the shape, dimensions, or material, our easy-to-use  software makes the job easy.   2) Reduced Material and Production Costs  Flow waterjets require minimal fixturing and tooling so you can save  valuable time on your shop floor. Waterjets cut accurate, clean  edges that allow for tight nesting and reduced scrap — saving you  money through greater material utilization.