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2026.08.28
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Waterjet Cutting Test – Information & Invitation

Sugino Machine offers processing tests for waterjet cutting technology.

You can test our waterjet cutting technology on your actual workpieces to determine whether it is effective for your application.

Please feel free to contact us for a consultation.

Available Machining Processes

Waterjet Cutting

Cutting using water only

Cutting of soft materials

  • Plastics
  • Food products
  • Textiles and fibers, etc.

Abrasive (Watter Jet Cutting)

Waterjet Cutting

Mainly used for cutting metal and other hard materials
  • Stainless steel
  • Duralumin
  • CFRP (Carbon Fiber Reinforced Plastic)
  • And more

Processing Test FAQ

Q

What types of workpieces can be processed?

A
Item Details
Materials A wide variety of materials can be processed, regardless of material type.
Maximum Workpiece Size 1,000 × 750 mm


*The maximum workpiece size is a guideline. Depending on the shape of the workpiece,
larger workpieces may also be accommodated. Please feel free to contact us for more information.

Q

Can I attend the processing test?

A

Yes, you can. The processing test is conducted at our Hayatsuki Plant in Toyama Prefecture.

Q

How long does it take to complete the processing test?

A

Generally, the processing test can be completed within 3 weeks to 1 month after the test specifications have been finalized.

The lead time may vary depending on the test requirements and the availability of our test equipment. In some cases, the test may be completed sooner.

Please confirm the estimated schedule with us during the consultation after the test specifications have been finalized.

Q

Is there a fee for the processing test?

A

There may be a fee depending on the test. The cost varies depending on the test requirements and scope.

Please feel free to contact us for more information.

Q

Do we enter into a confidentiality agreement (NDA) regarding the details of the test?

A

Yes, we can. If necessary, we can enter into a confidentiality agreement (NDA) before conducting the test.

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