Water jet cutting is a separation method for almost all materials. Here, a focused jet of water at high pressure is shot (3,600 bar) from a nozzle onto the material to be cut. To improve the cutting performance of the water an abrasive medium (garnet) is added. The beam thus acts as a thin blade, but without heating the cutting edge. The course of the sectional contour is determined by the latest CNC control. Waterjet cutting is therefore an extremely versatile environmentally friendly cold cutting process. It can be easily cut materials such as the following: Metal and metal alloys for example, steel, stainless steel, aluminum, copper, brass Composite and Structural Materials for example, aluminum composites, laminates, fiberglass Glass, stone, ceramic eg glass, wired glass, laminated and bullet-proof glass, marble, granite, ceramics, tiles Natural materials as natural and laminated wood, cork, leather, rubber Plastics for example, fiber reinforced plastics, acrylic glass, foams