Waterjet cutting and forming for parts, plates and fabricated assemblies.
Our cutting and forming capability supports standalone cut parts as well as complete machined and welded projects coordinated through Kimbrell Manufacturing Corporation.
Built for practical industrial needs.
- 90,000 PSI waterjet cutting
- Cuts steel up to approximately 6 inches thick
- 5 × 10 CNC router
- Press-brake bending and forming
- Shearing, rolling and ironworker operations
- Laser cutting through our strategic supplier network
Kimbrell Manufacturing Corporation supports manufacturers across Dallas-Fort Worth with local machining, fabrication, delivery and plant-support capabilities — and ships waterjet-cut and formed parts nationwide when the project calls for it.
A clear path from problem to finished solution.
Review the file, drawing, material and thickness.
DXF and other suitable CAD files are commonly used to program the cut.
Confirm nesting, tolerances, edge requirements and quantity.
Details are locked in before the material is cut.
Cut, form and deliver.
Machining or welding can be added when a feature or complete assembly is needed.
What customers ask about this capability.
What file types can you use for waterjet cutting?
DXF and other suitable CAD files are commonly used. Our team can confirm acceptable file types and drawing requirements for your project.
Can you cut plastic as well as metal?
Yes, suitable plastics and other materials may be cut depending on thickness, finish and application requirements.
Can you bend and weld the waterjet-cut pieces?
Yes. Cutting, forming, machining and welding can be combined into one complete project.
What are your press-brake forming capabilities?
We form plate and sheet metal in-house on our press brake as part of a cutting and forming project. Send your material, thickness and the bend you need, and we'll confirm feasibility for your specific part.
What materials and tolerances can you hold when forming?
Material, thickness, bend angle and part geometry all affect what's achievable on a given job — send us the details and we'll confirm feasibility directly.
Have a difficult industrial problem?
Send the failed part, photo, sketch, or drawing. We'll help determine the fastest practical path forward.