At M.A.R.’s Engineering, our CNC water jet services provide precise, clean cutting of a wide variety of materials, from metals to composites, without introducing heat-related distortion. Often used to produce machining blanks for our CNC milling operations, water jetting is also ideal for producing finished parts and prototypes for industries such as aerospace, automotive, and industrial equipment manufacturing. By performing water jet cutting and any necessary finishing operations in-house, we streamline production, eliminate middleman costs, and ensure consistent quality from start to finish.
Our CNC water jetting process excels in both versatility and efficiency. We can cut complex shapes directly from sheet or plate material with exceptional edge quality, reducing or eliminating the need for secondary finishing. Water jetting is particularly valuable for thicker materials or applications where maintaining material properties is critical. By integrating water jetting into our workflow, we reduce lead times, maintain tight tolerances, and provide cost-effective solutions for both small-batch and high-volume production needs.
The 62 inch by 62 inch cutting envelope of the Flow Maxiem platform allows stable processing of oversized plates and thicker stock. The high pressure stream maintains accuracy across long cutting paths, supporting parts that require uniform dimensions over extended lengths. This capability is well suited for brackets, plates, fixtures, and structural components that must maintain flatness and consistent geometry.
Water jetting often serves as the first step in a multi operation manufacturing sequence. By producing accurate blanks with clean edges, the process reduces machining time on mills and lathes and minimizes tool wear. This integration supports efficient production of parts that require both rough profiling and precision finishing, improving throughput and reducing overall cost.
Dimensional accuracy depends on material thickness and geometry, but the process maintains stable tolerances suitable for both machining blanks and finished parts.
Yes. High pressure CNC water jet cutting supports thicker materials while maintaining clean edges and consistent profiles across the entire cutting path.
Yes. Fast programming, no tooling requirements, and consistent edge quality make the process efficient for both small batch and high volume orders.
Since we opened in 1964 we have and continue to serve a wide variety of industries. In that time we have worked with a wide variety of materials and have faced a wide variety of machining challenges. Let our almost 60 years of problem solving work for you!
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| 2- Haas VF2/VF0 with table indexer |
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| 1- Akira Seiki Performa V3 with part Indexer |
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| 2- Haas VF2/VF2SS |
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| 1- Haas OM2A |
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| 1- Flow Maxiem |
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