No heat-affected zone
Cold cutting means your material keeps its temper, hardness and grain structure. What goes on the table is what comes off it.

Chatsworth, California · Shipping nationwide
Complex parts cut from virtually any material — tool steel, titanium, aluminum, glass, composites — with no heat-affected zone and no change to your material's properties.
Prototype through production
Cold cutting — no heat-affected zone
Up-front quoting, no hidden charges
Aerospace, defense, medical, industrial
The natural cutting advantage
Lasers and plasma cut with heat, and heat changes material. A waterjet cuts with water and garnet abrasive at 60,000 PSI — the part comes off the table in the same condition it went on.
Cold cutting means your material keeps its temper, hardness and grain structure. What goes on the table is what comes off it.
Thin, delicate and close-tolerance parts hold their geometry. No warping, no bowing, no post-cut straightening.
The process is water and garnet abrasive. Nothing burns, nothing off-gasses, nothing changes the material chemically.
Reflective metals, thick stock, glass, stone, composites and laminates — all cut cleanly by the same head.
Capabilities
Materials
Metals, hardened alloys, glass, stone, composites and soft goods — the same head handles all of them.
Industries
Regulated industries and trade shops alike — including laser, EDM and tool & die shops that subcontract waterjet work.
Brackets, shims, honeycomb panels and titanium detail parts cut without altering material certification properties.
Armor plate, hardened steel components and prototype hardware for defense programs and their subcontractors.
Stainless and titanium instrument blanks, fixtures and device components where surface metallurgy matters.
Thick plate, shielding components and exotic alloy parts cut cold with no heat-affected zone.
Gaskets, brackets, sprockets, heat shields and one-off custom parts for builders and restorers.
Marble and tile inlay, metal screens, signage and decorative panels cut to intricate profiles.
Rubber, cork, fiber and metal shim stock in prototype quantities through repeating production runs.
Machine guards, wear plates, base plates and general fabrication details for plants and OEMs.
Single parts turned quickly from a DXF so engineering can test before committing to tooling.
Selected work
These tiles are development placeholders, not our work. Real part photography is being shot now and will replace them before launch.






How it works
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DXF, STEP, IGES or a clear PDF. A sketch with dimensions works too — we'll come back with questions if we have them.
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A written price before any work starts. No hidden setup charges, no surprises on the invoice.
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Cold, CNC-controlled cutting in the material you specified, from a single prototype through a production run.
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Pick up in Chatsworth or we ship anywhere in the United States.
Send a drawing and we'll come back with a written price. Prefer to talk it through? Call (818) 626-8913.