First Desktop Waterjet

WAZER is the first desktop waterjet that cuts any hard or soft material with digital precision. Existing desktop digital tools like 3D printers and laser cutters work well for soft materials, but the only affordable method for cutting sheet-metal, glass and stone is to use hand-operated tools, which is both time-consuming and inaccurate.

WAZER’s high-velocity jet uses a combination of high-pressure water and sand-like abrasive particles to cut through the workpiece, achieving a high level of digital precision. WAZER has a cut area of 12 x 18 in. and is capable of cutting up to ½-in. Aluminum and ¼-in. Mild Steel.

 
WAZER is easy to set up with no special electrical or water requirements. It runs on 110V AC / 60Hz and all you need is a water source like a sink or a hose pipe along with a drain. If you have a sink and two outlets you are ready to go. WAZER is compact and contained, it’s fully enclosed, making it safe, clean and quiet to operate. 

WAZER takes standard drawing files like .svg or .dxf and cuts out the digital profile in any material. The high-velocity jet uses a combination of high-pressure water and sand-like abrasive particles to cut through the workpiece.

Traditional waterjets cost upwards of $100,000 and are too large and messy to fit in most workshops. WAZER costs $7,500. Since WAZER is so affordable compared to traditional waterjets, it makes it accessible to small businesses and schools who want to iterate quickly on designs without having to spend time and money sending their projects out to be made by an external waterjet service. WAZER is also perfect for manufacturers as it provides professional solutions that keep their large machines running while their WAZER is used for prototyping and providing low-volume manufacturing.