These machines are powerful systems that can cut almost any type of material by spraying water at very high pressure (usually with the help of abrasive sand). Key Features and Components: Cutting Table: The large, gridded area on the right is where the material is placed. The waterjet moves over these grids to perform the cut. CNC Control Unit: The panel with the screen on the left is the brain of the machine. The design to be cut is loaded here, and the machine's movements are managed through this computer. Bridge and Cutting Head: The vertical structure moving on rails in the middle of the machine (bridge) carries the cutting head, providing precise movement along the $X$ and $Y$ axes. Articulated Arms: The mechanical arms seen at the top are for organizing and safely guiding the hoses or cables that transmit water pressure. What Can Be Done With This Machine? The biggest advantage of waterjet technology is that it performs a "cold cut." Unlike laser or plasma, which cut by heating, it does not cause burning, melting, or expansion in the material. Metals: Steel, aluminum, titanium, and copper. Hard Surfaces: Marble, granite, ceramic, and glass. Soft Materials: Rubber, plastic, composites, and thick sponges. Feature,Technical Detail Machine Type,Gantry Type CNC Waterjet Number of Axes,3 Axes (Optional 5-Axis Head) Effective Cutting Area,2000 x 4000 mm (Estimated based on the visual scale) Pump Pressure,3800 - 4200 Bar (High-Pressure Unit) Cutting Speed,0 - 15,000 mm/min (Depends on material thickness) Positioning Accuracy,± 0.05 mm Repeatability,± 0.03 mm Control System,Industrial CNC Control Unit (Touch Panel) Software Support,"CAD/CAM Compatible (AutoCAD, Solidworks, etc.)" Drive System,Servo Motor and High-Precision Ball Screw/Linear Rail Tank Structure,Heavy-Duty Stainless Steel Coated Power Supply,3 Phase 380V / 50Hz