The one-box laser is a comprehensive all-in-one package that enables you to integrate laser marking into your production or machine. As well as the electronics, scanner, and PC, it also accommodates the TruMark 5010 or TruMark 1110 beam source in minimal space. This means that the one-box laser can cover a broad range of application areas. Since a separate supply unit is not required, the marking laser is extremely space-saving to install. Integration in the entire system is easy thanks to the comprehensive interfaces. The robust components remain extremely low-maintenance in the long term. Their excellent price-performance ratio means that the one-box lasers are particularly suitable as entry-level models for laser marking.
Your all-in-one solution – no separate supply unit or extra cables
In dirty environments, you only need to change the filter mats and clean the protective glass.
Whether you are starting out or upgrading: one-box lasers offer an unbeatable price-performance ratio.
Combination with the TruMark Station 1000 or 3000 produces a real desktop solution.
Benefit from the full variety of interfaces – whether it is Profibus, Profinet, or EtherCAT
Local heat input is used to discolour the workpiece surface. The annealing colour changes depending on the material and the energy input. The surface stays smooth, which means that dirt cannot be deposited.
During engraving, the laser beam removes part of the base material, thus creating a depression. This may have steep or bevelled edges.
If the material and laser wavelength are optimally matched, the dye molecules are deliberately discoloured or faded. The surface remains smooth. In this way, you can mark names on lipsticks, for example, and create an individual product.
Ablation partially removes thin top layers of multi-layer plastics which are applied to the basic material and have very different colours. This process can be used for the day and night design, for example, which is used in the automotive and other industries.
During foaming, the laser heats the plastic to cause a short melting process. During the subsequent cooling process, small gas bubbles become trapped and diffuse the light that falls on them and is reflected. This type of laser marking produces a raised marking.
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| Laser parameters | ||
| Beam quality (M²) | < 1.5 | < 1.6 |
| Wavelength | 1064 nm | 1062 nm ± 3 nm |
| Pulse sequence frequency | cw, 15 kHz - 100 kHz | 1 kHz - 200 kHz |
| Min. focal diameter | 50 μm with focal length 160 mm | 45 μm |
| Max. internal focal position control | ± 7 mm with focal length 160 mm | ± 24 mm with focal length 254 mm |
| Max. text field size | 110 mm x 110 mm with focal length 160 mm | 170 mm x 170 mm with focal length 254 mm |
| Structural design | ||
| Dimensions of laser head (W x H x D) | 172 mm x 236 mm x 333 mm | 250 mm x 175 mm x 430 mm |
| Installation | ||
| Protection class | IP54 | IP54 |
| Ambient temperature | 15 °C - 40 °C | 15 °C - 40 °C |
The technical data of all product versions as a download.
The TruTops Mark marking software makes marking with the TruMark lasers as easy as possible. The TruTops Mark program combines the marking software, CAD editor, management of laser parameters and interfaces, sequence programming with QuickFlow and a diagnostics tool. An intuitive interface puts all the functions at your fingertips. You can easily draw and arrange graphic objects with the CAD editor. The database for laser parameters enables you to re-use optimised parameters many times over. You can use the QuickFlow sequence programming to create "pick-and-drop" programs that control the complete marking cycle from beginning to end. The diagnostics tool visualises and analyses the analogue measured values recorded by its sensors.
The other options for the one-box laser optimise your production process and help to improve user-friendliness.
The pilot laser is used to simulate the marking content with a visible red light via a laser diode. This means that you get an impression of the marking results in advance and can position the component in the marking field even more easily.
The focus finder provides visual assistance for manually setting the correct working distance for the relevant application. It can be used for a range of focusing lens and is currently only available in the TruMark Station 3000.
The interfaces determine how simple it is to integrate a laser in a machine or production line. The one-box lasers can be connected to a Profibus/Profinet/EtherCAT network and controlled through this. External devices can also be connected and automation systems provided by the customer can be integrated.
In the event of a fault, TRUMPF service experts will remotely access your laser via a secure remote connection. In many cases the fault can be remedied directly in this way, or the configuration of the laser can be modified in a way that permits you to continue manufacturing until the spare part arrives.
Focusing lenses in different focal lengths are available for the TruMark 5010 one-box laser. This means you can choose the right focal length for any application.
The operating package consists of a monitor and a keyboard with mouse. These are optimally designed for the needs of laser marking.
You will find the ideal variant for your particular workpiece size and the complexity of your application in the work station range. This includes small, compact marking stations and systems for particularly large components. You can also benefit from various options for automation.
This product range and information may vary depending on the country. Subject to changes to technology, equipment, price and range of accessories. Please get in touch with your local contact person to find out whether the product is available in your country.
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