KERF
From 38 parts per hour
to 114. Same crew.
Decker Fabrication in Rockford, IL runs three shifts cutting structural brackets for agricultural OEMs. After installing the KERF-22, their throughput tripled without adding headcount — the machine's 22 kW source and 14 m/min traverse simply outpaced their previous 4 kW CO₂ system on every gauge.
AS9100 tolerances.
Rejection rate: 0.12%.
Meridian Aerospace in Wichita cuts titanium brackets and aluminum rib profiles for Tier-1 airframe suppliers. Their previous waterjet process ran 4.9% rejection — expensive rework on $140/kg material. The KERF-22's servo-guided optics and real-time focus control dropped that to 0.12% in the first production month.
"First batch off the KERF came back from first-article with zero deviations. Our QA lead had never written a report that short in twelve years."
Total cost of ownership.
Every dollar accounted for.
Vance Steel in Detroit runs 22 hours a day, six days a week. Their CFO built a cost-per-part model before signing. The KERF-22's power efficiency — 26 kW consumed versus 42 kW on their legacy system for the same cut — made the payback period 14 months. Toggle between models to run your own numbers.
You've seen the numbers.
Now configure yours.
Every KERF system is built to your material stack, shift schedule, and floor footprint. Our applications engineers will spec the exact configuration before you see a price.