Waterjet Cutting
A cold cut with no change to the material structure — for almost any material, including multi-layer stacks. On a 3.000 × 2.000 mm cutting bed.
Real production
Waterjet cutting at the workpiece.
The footage shows the cutting head at work, from its approach to the workpiece through the cutting process.
Abrasive waterjet at 3,790 bar
A high-pressure jet of water and abrasive cuts the material cold at 3,790 bar — without a heat-affected zone, distortion or structural change. A conveying system with storage hopper supplies abrasive to the cutting head continuously, even over long contours.
The system is CNC-controlled using cutting software — directly from your drawing. Before making a commitment, our specialists assess the economical cutting thickness for your material and specific part.
One point of contact — from cutting to delivery.
Book the complete process chain, or just the step you are missing — you can enter at any stage. Which process fits depends on material, geometry and quantity; on request we will assess that for you.
Cutting
One process is enough — we recommend the right one.
Forming
Bent to precise angles — repeatable across the entire series. 100 t, bending length up to 2,505 mm.
Inspection & Delivery
Dimensional check, packaging — one delivery date for everything.
Optional: We arrange sand blasting as well as hot-dip and chemical galvanizing through regional partner firms.
Challenge
Heat-sensitive materials that would warp or change structure under thermal cutting.
Solution
Waterjet cutting with no heat input on the 3.000 × 2.000 mm bed — a single process for almost any material.
Result
Distortion-free, dimensionally accurate parts — with no thermal rework needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
An established partner for metal fabrication and metal processing in OWL, Bielefeld and Gütersloh for many years.
Ask a QuestionWhat materials can you cut?
Almost anything: steel, stainless steel, aluminum, plastics, composites, stone — including combinations of materials.
When should I choose waterjet over laser?
Whenever no heat input is allowed, for thick or mixed materials — and anywhere the material structure must remain unchanged.
How large can the parts be?
The cutting bed measures 3.000 × 2.000 mm — for larger contours, let's talk and we'll work it out.