WC-130 / Cutting

Waterjet Cutting

Cut released profiles without burying material, edge expectations, or the next operation inside a general fabrication quote.

Route a waterjet project ↗
Identical stainless bracket blanks cut in an orderly waterjet nest
EXOCNC PROCESS VISUALIZATION / FIRST LIVE REDLINE
Work centerWC-130
OperationAbrasive waterjet profile cutting
Routing modePrototype / first article / repeat production
Commercial modeQuoted independently per reviewed project

Every project is reviewed and quoted independently.

CUTTING ROUTE

From released profile to the next operation.

The work center keeps geometry, stock, cut condition, inspection, and downstream needs together.

  1. 01Review the cut

    Confirm released geometry, material, thickness, quantity, edge expectation, and downstream operations.

  2. 02Prepare the cutting route

    Keep approved files, stock, orientation, nesting intent, and critical features attached to the operation.

  3. 03Cut the profiles

    Complete the reviewed waterjet scope for the released lot.

  4. 04Check + hand off

    Verify the required profile and release parts to cleanup, forming, machining, joining, finish, or inspection.

WORK-CENTER RECORD

The fields production will need later.

Typical input
Released cut geometry / material / thickness / stock / quantity
Released output
Cut profiles / operation check / next-route identification
Required handoff
Cleanup / forming / machining / joining / finish / inspection
Schedule unit
Estimated and scheduled per reviewed setup and lot
Quality gate
Released profile and specified cut condition checked per project
Capability boundary
Material, thickness, stock size, kerf, taper, tolerance, edge condition, nesting, quantity, price, and lead time are confirmed during review.