Waterjet Cutting

Used Flow IFB 2513: Sell or Buy at Auction

Flow International is the world's leading manufacturer of waterjet cutting systems: the technology pioneer that invented ultra-high-pressure waterjet cutting. Flow waterjet systems cut virtually any material including metals, composites, glass, stone, and rubber without heat-affected zones. Flow's Mach 500 and Dynamic Waterjet systems are the standard in aerospace, fabrication, and job shop environments.

The Flow IFB 2513 is a bridge-style abrasive waterjet from Flow's Integrated Flying Bridge (IFB) line, where a moving bridge and Z-axis carriage travel over a fixed cutting table. The 2513 designation points to a work envelope of roughly 2.5 by 1.3 meters, about 8 by 4 feet, which comfortably holds a standard 4 by 8 foot sheet, so it reads as a versatile mid-size machine rather than a large-format plate cutter. An ultra-high-pressure intensifier pump feeds an abrasive cutting head that shears through metals, composites, stone, and glass with no heat-affected zone, no thermal distortion, and edges that often need little secondary finishing. That cold-cutting versatility is why the IFB 2513 lands in metal fabrication shops, stone and tile fabricators, and job shops running mixed material lists on a single table. Buyers shopping this model are usually shops that want one machine to nest full sheets across changing materials without retooling between jobs, and the rigid flying-bridge frame is what lets it hold tolerance across the width of the table. At auction through KD Auctions, IFB 2513 listings reach 500,000+ industry contacts, and machines with low pump hours, an intact cutting head, and current control and tooling documentation consistently draw the strongest bidder interest.

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