Stone Cutting By Waterjet

Water jet and laser cutting have gained significant traction in the stone industry. Waterjet is a cutting process where water, under immense pressure, is precisely directed onto the target surface (in this case, stone), resulting in a cut up to 5 centimeters deep. This method provides a precise and optimal solution for patterned stone cutting. In this process, vectorized patterns are designed using CAD software such as AutoCAD and then sent to the waterjet machine for precise stone cutting.

One of the distinguishing features of stone cutting by waterjet is the absence of surface irregularities, thanks to the immense initial water pressure. Naturally, as the cutting depth increases, the water pressure gradually decreases, which can result in surface irregularities. Waterjet technology is used for cutting stone and slicing through metals, glass, concrete, fabric, and leather.

This article comprehensively explores waterjet stone cutting technology, detailing its process, applications, and the specialized cutting services offered by Vazin Stone.

Waterjet Services

At Vazin Stone, we utilize advanced waterjet machines to provide precision cutting services for stone and ceramic:

1/ Stone Marquetry:

Marquetry is an artistic craft in which finely cut wood, stone, metal, tile, and other materials are carefully assembled to form intricate geometric patterns or elegant designs.

2/ Pattern Cuts:

Repeating patterned designs serve as one of the aesthetic elements that enhance the layout of wall stones and floor stones in a space. Given the high level of precision needed for placement, these designs must be cut meticulously and flawlessly. The waterjet method is the most effective approach to achieving this.

This mechanism enables the creation of extremely accurate cuts with sharp edges.

Price Of Stone Cutting By Waterjet

The cost of cutting stone with a water jet is influenced by several factors, such as:

• Stone Thickness: Greater stone thickness requires more time and energy for cutting.
• Cut Length: Cutting costs are determined by the total length of the cutting lines.
• Complex design: More complex patterns require greater precision and time, resulting in higher costs.

To receive advice and a cost estimate, reach out to our support team at Vazin Stone or share your design plan with us.