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Since Flow first invented abrasive waterjet technology in the early 1980s, the technology has evolved rapidly. Decades of research have led to the development of waterjets that do more and cost less. Flow waterjets enable you to cut a variety of applications with ease. Whatever the shape, dimensions, or material, our easy-to-use software makes the job easy. Whatever your business — automotive, aerospace, stone and tile, tool and die, gaskets, fabricator, or job shop — you can cut metal, stone, plastics, composites, glass, ceramics, rubber and more. Zip through materials up to 8 inches thick with no heat-affected zone and superior edge quality. Flow waterjets require minimal fixturing and tooling so you can save valuable time on your shop floor. Waterjets cut accurate, clean edges that allow for tight nesting and reduced scrap — saving you money through greater material utilization. Many job shops add waterjets to their operations alongside other cutting technologies such as EDM, laser, milling and plasma. While each shop has its own requirements for cutting projects, most are finding waterjets to be a tremendous asset to their operations — enhancing both productivity and profitability.