Utah, Warsaw, California, a beach on the Isle of Wight – and hundreds of other locations around the world. Monoliths have started cropping up everywhere, a fourth appeared in Britain just the other day. They are stunning, they are striking and they don’t seem to represent all that much. Maybe that’s the point. The structures… Read More

Water jet cutting might not be an inherently creative technology, you won’t find artists bent over a cutting machine for hours on end. However it enables others to fulfil their artistic vision. The technology allows complete accuracy of any cut part, this then gives certainty that any part will fit perfectly with the work of… Read More

On Instagram, there are a lot of posts showcasing wonderful art and sculpture made by utilising water jet cutting. To be precise, the hashtag #waterjet cutting produces more than 130,000 results. We haven’t looked at them all, but most seem to be images or videos of stunning pieces of work (admittedly some are videos of… Read More

Think of salmon and you will inevitably thing of water, the persistent battle to return upstream each and every year. What you might not think of immediately is water jet cutting and yet the two are now heavily linked. Let us explain. Water jet cutting is most known for cutting parts for industry. It is… Read More

Water jet cutting has seen consistent growth over the past decade, with the technology used ever-more in every part of the world. This increase has not been driven by just one industry, there has been an uptake across multiple sectors. In this post, we take a look at a few major industries and specific companies… Read More