Laser marking made easy

Ditzingen, June 24, 2014 – TRUMPF is expanding its successful TruMark Series 5000 and is celebrating a world premiere at the Lasys 2014 in Stuttgart. The new TruMark 5010, built around a fiber laser, has been conceived as an all-in-one solution, merging the fiber laser, scanner, controls and internal focus position control, all in a single housing. There is no need for a separate power supply unit normally used with other systems for marking with the laser. Its small external dimensions of 430 x 250 x 175 millimeters and just 20 kilograms in weight make it perfect for integration in manufacturing systems.

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A perfect cut - the TruLaser 5030 fiber

The performance capacities of the 2D laser machines and the solid-state lasers made by TRUMPF continue to advance. Just as in previous years, TRUMPF has unveiled technology highlights at each trade fair, redefining the standards for cutting with a solid-state laser. Worthy of special mention are the BrightLine fiber function, which turned the solid-state laser into an all-purpose tool, and the CoolLine feature. The latter stabilizes the cutting process for thick mild steel by way of closely defined cooling. This makes it possible, for instance, to cut extremely tight curves. At this Blechexpo in Stuttgart TRUMPF once again introduced new innovations that will make a decisive advance in laser cutting.

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A productive machine for 2D laser cutting – the TruLaser 5030 fiber

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