LMK Waterjet

Precision cutting for industrial materials doesn’t always require heat or blades. Waterjet technology offers an alternative, using high-pressure streams to slice through metal, stone, glass, and composites without altering their properties. This method suits projects where thermal distortion or material stress is a concern. Kenilworth’s industrial corridor hosts one such operation along Fairfield Avenue.

The facility at 835 Fairfield Ave, Kenilworth, NJ 07033 specializes in water jet cutting, a process favored for its ability to produce intricate shapes and clean edges in materials ranging from aluminum to granite. Unlike laser or plasma cutting, it leaves no heat-affected zones, making it ideal for delicate or heat-sensitive components. Questions about material compatibility or project specifications can be directed to (908) 241-8113.

Water jet services often cater to industries like aerospace, automotive, and architectural fabrication, where precision and material integrity are critical. The technique also accommodates custom work, from prototyping to one-off artistic pieces. While the equipment itself is highly technical, the appeal lies in its versatility—no need for tool changes between different materials or thicknesses.

For those mapping out a route, the location is pinned on this map, tucked among Kenilworth’s mix of light industrial and commercial spaces. It’s a quiet stretch, but the work inside is anything but.