Cutting material with ultra-high pressure water is a complex and involved process that starts with the same water you typically use from our faucet. Before this water can be utilized in the cutting process, we first soften and purify it meticulously, ensuring it is of the highest quality before it even reaches the pump. The FLOW® intensifier performs an essential role as it shifts back and forth to intake the water, which is subsequently filtered through both a 1 micron and a .45 micron filter for added purity. As the intensifier moves, it converts 3000 PSI of hydraulic pressure into an astonishing 60,000 PSI water pressure. This highly pressurized water then travels through specialized high pressure tubing, making its way to the cutting head. The cutting head is equipped with a valve that controls the water flow, allowing it to either shut off or turn on, enabling the water to be efficiently forced through a jewel orifice and onto the material being cut. It is important to note that waterjet cutting isn't simply traditional cutting; it is technically classified as er