By combining an automated TruLaser Tube 7000 fiber and TruLaser Cell 8030 from TRUMPF with a tube bending machine from TRUMPF partner transfluid^®.

At the Productronica trade fair in Munich, the high-tech company will be demonstrating what a possible automation solution for its laser systems could look like.

Additive manufacturing is often cheaper than conventional production. New 3D printer at Formnext. 3D printing is often more sustainable than other processes.

Through the integration of advanced machinery, comprehensive automation and TRUMPF's Oseon production control software, he's propelling his sheet metal processing operations into the future at a rate of knots.

Airbus Helicopters uses TRUMPF machines to mass-produce aircraft components. 3D printing enables lightweight construction and helps save fuel.

The new Flex Cell automates the TruBend 7050 from TRUMPF. Helps companies handle order surges and combat shortages of skilled labor.

Some 12 months have passed since TRUMPF began offering remote operation of its fully automated laser machines on a per-use basis. The Pay per Part business model helps users deal with a shortage of skilled labor and boost their productivity.

New software for TRUMPF 3D printers eliminates the need for almost all support structures. Users such as toolcraft cut down material usage and reduce part costs.

TRUMPF will present an arc-welding robot that programs its own weld path at the world’s leading trade fair for joining and cutting.

The high-tech company TRUMPF has developed a dual optics (Dual PFO) that reduces cycle times in automated welding by up to 30 percent, for example for the hairpins of electric motors.