For many years the flexibility and reliability of waterjet cutting systems has seen the process used in both high volume production scenarios and with lower volume or one-off bespoke creative applications.

The Benefits

A uniquely accurate and powerful process, a waterjet facilitates the cutting of the widest range of materials and thicknesses. Offering a rapid transition from drawing to finished part, the benefits are many and varied. High accuracy and edge finish often eliminates the need for secondary cutting in the majority of applications.

Waterjet cutting is a cold process, meaning that there are no heat effected zones, hardened material or material stresses. A clean accurate burr-free finish often eliminates the need for secondary surface finishing. The process also leads to small diameter highly accurate kerfs, ensuring that the clean finished products can be manufactured in a way that might not be possible with other processes.

As well as being ideal for both short and long production runs, waterjet cutting also means that prototypes for products still in development are quickly and easily created. Where second generation prototypes are needed, these can be turned round quickly and at less expense than when the product has to be sent back to the planning stage.

Our team of engineers boast many years of experience and that coupled with our meticulous approach sees us take the time to carefully assess your needs before making only the best recommendations regarding the most appropriate piece of machinery for the job in hand.

Equipment Capability

From small entry level machines through to large format multi-head machines we believe that there will be a product within the Kerf range that meets your requirements.

Build quality, accuracy; reliability and ease of use are standard features of the waterjet machines that Kerf offers.

We take great pride in our ability to not only recognise which machine configuration would be suitable for particular applications but also in our exceptionally high standards of customer service.

From there, the care and attention you will receive as standard through installation to servicing and maintenance is unparalleled in our industry.

For further details on the extensive range of machines and complimentary products that are available from Kerf please contact us.

sales@kerfdevelopments.com

A selection of materials that can be cut with a Kerf machine.

Hard materials such as:

• Aluminium
• Brass
• Copper
• Mild steel
• Stainless steel
• Titanium
• Tool steel

Soft materials such as

• Acrylic Foam
• Nylon
• Polypropylene
• Rubber

Brittle materials such as

• Carbon Fibre
• Ceramic
• Glass
• Granite
• Kevlar
• Marble