Central Valley Glass and Screen is thrilled to announce a major upgrade in our fabrication capabilities, the arrival of our Flow MotoJet X Mach 100 Waterjet Cutter. This cutting-edge equipment brings an entirely new level of precision, efficiency, and creative freedom to our shop floor.

The MotoJet X Mach 100 is designed to cut through nearly any material with accuracy measured in thousandths of an inch. Its massive 74″ x 130″ cutting bed means we can now handle larger sheets of glass in a single pass, minimizing waste and improving turnaround times. Whether it’s delicate decorative glass or heavy-duty architectural panels, this machine handles it all with flawless consistency.

Unlike traditional cutting methods, the MotoJet uses a high-pressure stream of water mixed with fine abrasive particles to slice cleanly through material without generating heat. That means no cracking, no warping, and no burned edges, just crisp, clean results every time. This cold-cutting process makes it perfect for custom fabrication projects, and complex shapes that demand perfection.

But what really excites our team is how this technology expands what’s possible for our customers. Architects, designers, and contractors can now dream bigger. If you can draw it, chances are our waterjet can cut it.

The MotoJet also integrates seamlessly with our design software, allowing us to import CAD drawings or digital templates directly into the system. That digital precision ensures each cut aligns exactly with the client’s vision, whether it’s a one-off custom piece or a high-volume production run.

Investing in the Flow MotoJet X Mach 100 is more than a technological upgrade, it’s a reflection of CVGS’s commitment to innovation, craftsmanship, and continuous improvement. Every new capability we bring in is aimed at serving our customers better, faster, and with higher quality.

With this new system, Central Valley Glass and Screen is now positioned among the region’s most advanced fabrication facilities, ready to deliver precision, performance, and perfection, one jet of water at a time.