When Murray and Ross Glegg purchased their first Flow IFB Waterjet in 1997, they believed that it would set them apart from other companies in steel fabrication.
This idea soon became reality allowing them to not only focus on the steel industry but also expand into other non-metal industries.
Soon other companies tried to duplicate Ross and Murray’s success with waterjet cutting, so to keep themselves as an industry leader they invested in a more advanced system.
Ross and Murray once again chose Flow International as their supplier and purchased Australia’s first Flow IFB Dynamic Cutting System from Flows Australian distributor GWB Machine Tools.
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