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Waterjets are generally considered to be a fast cutting method, although the cutting speed can vary depending on the specific application, material, and machine used. Here's how the speed of waterjets compares to other common cutting tools:

1. Laser cutting: Laser cutting is a relatively fast cutting method, with cutting speeds ranging from 100 inches per minute (IPM) to 1,000 IPM or higher, depending on the laser power and material being cut.

2. Plasma cutting: Plasma cutting is a fast cutting method, with cutting speeds ranging from 200 IPM to 600 IPM or higher, depending on the plasma power and material being cut.

3. Sawing: Sawing is generally a slower cutting method than waterjet cutting, with cutting speeds ranging from 10 IPM to 200 IPM, depending on the saw blade and material being cut.

4. Punching: Punching is a fast cutting method for sheet metal, with cutting speeds ranging from 100 IPM to 1,000 IPM or higher, depending on the punching machine and material being cut.

Overall, waterjet cutting is considered a fast cutting method, with cutting speeds ranging from 20 IPM to 500 IPM or higher, depending on the waterjet machine and material being cut. While waterjets may not be the fastest cutting method available, the precision, versatility, and environmentally friendly nature of waterjet cutting make it a popular choice for many industries.