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Welcome to QC Waterjet Cutting – Your Local Solution for High-Quality Waterjet Cutting Services in Portage, Wisconsin

Are you searching for reliable waterjet cutting services in Portage, Wisconsin? Look no further! QC waterjet cutting is your trusted local partner, specializing in providing top-notch waterjet cutting solutions to businesses like yours. With our state-of-the-art equipment, skilled technicians, and commitment to delivering exceptional results, we are the go-to choice for all your waterjet cutting needs.

Our waterjet cutting process utilizes high-pressure water and abrasive particles to cut through materials with precision and minimal material loss. This makes it an ideal solution for a variety of applications, including prototyping, manufacturing, and custom fabrication.

We pride ourselves on providing excellent customer service and delivering high-quality results for every project. Whether you have a one-time need or are looking for a long-term partner for your waterjet cutting needs, we are here to help. Contact us today to learn more about our services and to get a quote for your project.

WHY WATERJET?

Waterjet cutting is the solution to eliminate HAZ (heat affected zone) and edge hardening issues – you save money on tooling and machining costs. We save you money on material with superior nesting abilities. 

Waterjet cutting produces high-tolerance intricate parts from even the thickest – or thinnest – of materials.  

Waterjet cutting saves you hours of labor and machine time.  QC Electronics holds a strong commitment to delivering the highest quality standards with a timely delivery, ensuring that every customer’s complete satisfaction is reached within every project. All of our cutting, tapping, and drilling services are performed with highly pressurized water on a 12′ x 9′ cutting table.  

WE CUT ANY MATERIAL

Waterjet cutting, drilling, and tapping offers precise results on even the most difficult of designs with minimal cutting time. Depending on the material, our waterjet uses either pure water for less dense materials or water mixed with an abrasive substance to guarantee a smooth cut for the more dense, hard to cut, materials. n abrasive compound can be mixed with the water stream for an added punch to help get through denser and multi-layered composite constructions if needed. Abrasive waterjet cutting is typically the method of choice when manufacturing custom metal parts. This process works best with copper, brass, stainless, and aluminum materials.