Ganger has delivered its first waterjet cutter—a strategic leap beyond sawing into ultra-precise profiling. The unit, built for thick stone and intricate inlays,

targets fabricators handling delicate materials where minimal kerf and zero heat are critical. It confirms Ganger’s shift toward multi-technology stone

solutions.

The waterjet cutter delivering edge quality that slashes polishing time. Early feedback highlights its stability on sintered stone and quartzite. For Ganger,

the sale marks a confidence boost in high-pressure machining reliability.

R&D is accelerating on a waterjet-bridge saw hybrid, slated for a late Q4 launch. By merging saw，independent spindle and waterjet on one gantry, the

machine will switch tools automatically.

Inquiry volume for the hybrid is already high, driven by loyal bridge-saw clients seeking one-stop cutting. Fabricators see it as the answer to shrinking

margins: fewer setups, less handling, and tighter nesting. Ganger expects the combo to redefine compact, high-mix stone processing equipment.