ADD LASER CUTTING TO YOUR IN-HOUSE SERVICES
For a great price, the energy-efficient TruLaser 1030 system from Trumpf Inc. provides productive laser cutting capabilities in a small footprint that only requires half of the floor space of a typical 5 ft x 10 ft machine.
Posted: December 1, 2009
Small shops can now pursue new business opportunities by easily adding laser cutting capabilities to their in-house services with this economical, energy-efficient system that only requires half of the floor space of a typical 5 ft x 10 ft machine.
The TruLaser 1030 is more than just a new laser cutting system from Trumpf Inc. (Farmington, CT). This machine also offers manufacturers the ability to pursue new business opportunities. “There is no other laser cutting machine like it on the market,” says Stephan Bundschu, the lead engineer of the team that designed this most recent innovation for the company. “The TruLaser 1030 features all the benefits of our technology at an incredible price. Manufacturers can now easily add laser cutting to their in-house services.”
Designed and built in the U.S., the TruLaser 1030 combines a rugged drive system and machine construction with a TruCoax 2 kW diffusion cooled RF laser resonator, to provide a cost effective and productive laser cutting system in a small footprint. The TruLaser 1030 requires half of the floor space of a typical 5 ft x 10 ft machine.
The machine ships as one complete package, and installation is quick and easy with no special foundation requirements. The TruLaser 1030 features 3-axis flying optics for high speed and accuracy: an X-axis working range of 120 in and Y-axis of 60 in with a maximum simultaneous XY speed of 3340 ipm. The system will cut a maximum thickness of 5/8 in mild steel.
The easy-to-use HMI features a touch panel located right on the machine and an integrated programming tool. Even operators with no laser cutting experience are able to program the machine to achieve outstanding results almost instantly, which creates the ideal situation for any shop floor. “This is a cost effective and productive laser cutting system,” says Bundschu. “We could not have designed the machine any better, made it any simpler to operate, or any more affordable to purchase.”
Trumpf is one of the world’s largest producers of fabricating machinery and a world market leader in lasers used for industrial production technology.
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