Waterjet cutting case study: Foamex set pieces
July 15, 2026
Hydromar has had the privilege over the years of working with the Royal Opera House on parts of their sets. These parts were waterjet cut for their performance of Don Quixote. Hydromar took the supplied artwork, generating CAD, sourcing material and undertaking the waterjet cutting, to deliver individual waterjet cut parts ready for painting and assembly.
Waterjet cutting case study: Aerospace aluminium
July 13, 2026
An aerospace customer of our waterjet cutting service required a 178mm thick aluminium to be profiled with complex longitudinal cuts. These cuts would produce two oversized blanks ready for final CNC machining. Traditionally each finished component required its own billet. By utilising waterjet cutting for the roughing out, material consumption was significantly reduced.