Review the part
Send the drawing, sample or dimensions along with the material and quantity.

Cutting
Waterjet cutting in Long Beach for metal parts and decorative profiles
» Offering
Waterjet cutting turns a drawing into a cut profile, from a metal component to a decorative stone shape. Share the material, thickness and overall dimensions so the shop can review the request.
Cutting setup, material suitability and finish requirements are reviewed for the individual job. If your part also needs machined features, bends or welds, include those details in the same request.

» Our approach
Each request starts with the material, dimensions, quantity and intended result. The shop reviews the available drawing or sample before the cutting work begins.
Send the drawing, sample or dimensions along with the material and quantity.
The shop reviews the cut geometry, material thickness and finish you need before preparing the job.
The part is cut and reviewed against the project information before handoff or further shop work.
» Waterjet work
Waterjet work can stand alone or be combined with machining, forming and welding under one roof.
Waterjet cutting for metal plate and made-to-drawing components.
Detailed stone cutting for custom layouts, decorative pieces and project-specific shapes.
Waterjet cutting for selected wood projects where the requested profile and material are suitable for the process.
Cut parts can move into CNC machining, forming or welding when the project requires more than one process.
» Project questions
Fab Metal Shop lists waterjet cutting for metal, stone and wood. Send the specific material and thickness so the shop can review the request.
Send a drawing or sample when available, plus the material, thickness, dimensions, quantity and any requirements that matter to the finished part.
Send what you have, whether that is a sketch, dimensions, photograph or sample. The shop can review what further drawing information is needed before quoting or cutting.
Yes. The shop handles one-off projects and repeat commercial work. Quantity and project requirements are reviewed before the job is confirmed.