Today we have 6 water jet machines, the largest of which can produce parts up to 15' x 30' in size.  But equally important is our ability to handle small parts with ultra precision.  Unique fixturing methods we have developed enable us to produce cuts on parts as small as 1/8" in diameter!

Our expertise has also been applied to a wide range of materials for cutting and engraving.  Just some of the materials we work with include:

• Vinyl Composition Tile (VCT)

• Sheet Goods

• Porcelain

• Stone

• Artificial Turf

• Carpet

• Rubber

• Foam

• Metals

• Wood Puzzles

• Foam

• Cork

• Fiber Cement

• Plastic Substrates

• and more!

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         VCT Shown Prior to Installation

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Bentley & Lees Carpet

Because of our experience and because our waterjet cutting systems are so versatile, we're able to answer your needs for waterjet cutting of just about any material into whatever you need.   Whether it's a porcelain tile mosaic, fine cut metal grill work, custom flooring or small batches of cut parts, ADCUT can meet your needs.

What IS Waterjet Cutting?
A pure waterjet cutting system circuit filters tap water via an inlet filtration system towards a booster pump which maintains pressure at approximately 90 psi. It is then redirected towards a reciprocating intensifier pump and pressurized to approximately 60,000 psi or more. Travel then continues through a shock attenuator which maintains a steady flow and prevents water pulsation. High pressure stainless steel tubing serves to deliver the pressurized water to the cutting head nozzle. A jewel with an orifice typically 0.004” to 0.015” in diameter then transforms the pressure to velocity resulting in a stream that travels from Mach 2 to Mach 3 speeds. Jewel heads are typically sapphire or diamond.