Description:

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Double is better - even up to three times

The idea behind this laser machine is as simple as it is ingenious: high productivity through linear drive technology, coupled with two CO2 lasers and two laser cutting heads.

In combination with high acceleration and axis speed, the two lasers achieve astonishing results: up to three times higher part throughput compared to single-head machines, and lower part costs at the same time.

Halving part costs

Especially in the thin sheet metal area, the TruLaser 7040 can reduce the cost per part by more than half. The machine is highly productive for all sheet thicknesses and increases flexibility even with frequently changing materials and shapes.

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Unmatched precision

High-resolution, direct measuring systems in all axes as well as the precise laser control ensure best accuracy. Therefore, this machine is perfectly suited for cutting filigree parts, such as electrical sheets.

Increase supply with demand

With the TruLaser 7040 you process parts synchronously with two cutting heads. Frequently changing material types and thicknesses do not worry you, but increase your order volume. You simply produce medium and large series more productively. Even small batches are less expensive from the second part. High unit costs are a thing of the past. Even flat blanks for smaller series can be produced profitably on TruLaser 7040 Series machines and delivered at short notice

Smooth production

The TRUMPF TruLaser 7040 laser is extraordinarily fast because it is driven linearly. The carriage moves along the X and Y axes with almost no frictional forces on permanent magnets.

A multifunctional tool

It can be used flexibly in the thin and thick sheet metal sector, regardless of whether simple or complex geometries are being cut - you work faster and more cost-effectively.

Single and double production

The two cutting heads arranged on the X-axis are each supplied by their own TruLaser laser, so you can rely on constant cutting quality throughout the entire work area when operating in parallel. If you only want to use one cutting head - no problem: just switch on one.