Application 1: waterjet to cut out a shape of design of wall 
We can use water jet cutter to cut marble or to cut granite into special designs as decoration of building, mostly for interial arrangements.

 Application 2: waterjet to cut nice inlay designs for floor with marble 

We can also use water jet cutter to cut marble or to cut granite and make inlays to nice floor designs 

 Application 3: waterjet to cut counter tops with marble or granite

We can also use water jet cutter to cut marble or to cut granite and for kitchen counter tops and bathrooms. 

 Application 4: waterjet to cut marble or granite medallion 

We can also use water jet cutter to cut marble or to cut granite and make inlays of special art designs 

Marble waterjet tile and marble wanter-jet medallion are luxurious for high-end market. We design and supply various waterjet tiles by marble. Waterjet marble tiles and mdedallions will fill your home with beauty and art.

How do waterjets work?

Take ordinary tap water and pressurize it to 60,000 psi (4,000 bar) and force it through a very small hole.

Mix the water with garnet abrasive and you have a very thin stream of water traveling very fast that will rapidly erode most materials. 

Some waterjets are "pure waterjets" and don't add the garnet abrasive.

These are used to cut softer materials, such as food, rubber, and foam.

What can waterjets cut? What can't they cut?

Waterjets can cut just about any material that can be made into a sheet and placed in front of them. 

The most popular materials are metals (especially aluminum, because it's relatively soft and cuts quickly), because waterjets can cut intricate shapes to a high precision quickly and economically.

Since metals are the most common material cut by machining shops, waterjets tend to cut a lot of metal.