Wire EDM, also known as wire cut EDM or WEDM, is a process that uses a thin wire as an electrode to remove material from the workpiece. In this process, a wire is fed continuously through the workpiece, while a spark discharge is generated between the wire and the workpiece to erode the material. The process uses Deionized water which acts as a semiconductor to ensure material is cut in a precise manner. Furthermore, it flushes out the debris that is generated from the cutting process. Wire EDM is commonly used for cutting complex shapes and contours in hard and exotic materials such as steel, stainless steel, titanium, tungsten, and Inconel.