Trumpf Inc. Showroom

Trumpf 3D Printer Provides Efficiency, Productivity

IMTS 2024: Trumpf introduces a larger version of the TruPrint 2000 3D printer for increased productivity and safer powder handling.

Trumpf Deburring Tool Provides Repeatable Accuracy

The TruTool TKA 1500 edge milling tool is now available with a new cutting mount and guide fence for increased applications and safety.

Trumpf Breaks Ground on Production Factory Expansion

The expansion will house sheet metal production and a smart factory to manufacture laser cutting, bending and welding machinery.

Formnext Chicago Secures Premier Exhibitors

The newly announced additive manufacturing show, Formnext Chicago, will take place at McCormick Place in spring 2025.

No Longer a Last Resort: Conference Focuses in on Laser Applications

Wednesday’s Industrial Laser Conference is all about lasers, their benefits and applications. Sessions start at 9:30 a.m. in the West Building – so you still have time to register!

Automated and 3D Technology Innovates Welding

Automated arc welding, 3D laser welding, 3D laser marking and additive manufacturing are all a part of Trumpf's lineup.

3D Printer Features Improved Gas Flow, Melt Pool Monitoring

IMTS22: Trumpf Inc.’s TruPrint 3000 can fabricate parts up to 400 mm tall and up to 300 mm in diameter.

Index Group Expands to Include Additive Manufacturing

Germany-based Index group has acuired a majority interest in One Click Metal GmbH, a Trumpf startup specializing in the entry-level segment for 3D printers.

NCDMM Announces Successful AMNOW Presentation from Tronix3D

Tronix3D and several other AMNOW Program partners recently demonstrated manufacturing data collection and security technology to the CCDC and NCDMM.

Picosecond Laser Uses Cold Processing to Add Precision

IMTS 2018: Trumpf’s TruMicro 2000 is a picosecond laser for applications including metal engraving, cutting thin films, and corrosion-free marking.

Nozzle Technologies Speed Fusion Laser Cutting, Reduce Gas Consumption

Two nozzle designs developed for fusion laser cutting are said to boost feed rates by 100 percent and reduce nitrogen gas consumption by as much as 70 percent.

Five-Axis Laser Cutting, Deposition Machine Improves Efficiency

Trumpf’s TruLaser Cell 3000 is a five-axis laser machine for fine cutting, precision welding and additive manufacturing.

May 2016 Product Spotlight Slideshow: Laser & Waterjet

This month’s Modern Equipment Review Spotlight focuses on machines for laser and waterjet cutting.

2D Laser Cutting Machine Features 8-kW Solid-State Laser

Trumpf offers its TruLaser 5030 fiber laser machine with an 8-kW TruDisk laser.

Laser Plus Automation Package Enables Lights-Out Production

Trumpf’s TruLaser 2030 integrates an energy-efficient, 4-kW TruDisk fiber laser for flexible and economical 2D laser cutting on a variety of materials and thicknesses.

November 2014 Product Spotlight Slideshow: Laser & Waterjet Machining

Click through the slideshow to view new equipment for laser and waterjet machining.

An Eye on the Inside

There are myriad applications for RFID technology. This article shows an atypical one—how it’s used to monitor the degree of contamination on a laser cutter lens so an operator doesn’t have to.

A Fiber Laser Cutter for Job Shops

Trumpf says its BrightLine fiber laser-cutting technology enables its TruLaser Series 5000 fiber laser cutting machines to be just as effective processing thick materials as they are cutting thin sheet metal.

Expanded Capabilities for Fiber Laser Cutters

New technology enables fiber laser cutting machines to be just as effective processing thick materials as they are cutting thin sheet metal.

Punching Machines Equipped with Flattening Concept

Trumpf offers its TruPunch 5000 punching machine and TruMatic 7000 punch laser combination machine, now equipped with an integrated flattening concept.

Some Laser Marking Basics

The proper marking method that should be used depends on the workpiece material and the quality requirements.

Laser Marking Basics

Learn about the various marking processes that lasers can perform.

A Bird’s-Eye View

Different shops serving different industries often have more in common than one might think.

Lights-Out Lasers Lend Production Speed, Capacity

An automated laser cell with the flexibility to run a variety of different jobs helped this shop increase its lights-out capacity and cope with shortening lead times.

Breaking The CAM Logjam

A manufacturer of metal stampings bridges the gap between generations of hardware and software.

Direct Part Marking Enhances Product Traceability

The ability to mark workpieces is an important service that many job shops and product manufacturers must offer their customers. Marking allows parts to be identified and traced to their origin.