TruMatic 3000 fiber

With its hybrid axis concept and electric punch drive, the Delta Drive is extremely energy-efficient. Combined with the solid-state laser, it saves around 65% energy compared to a conventional punch laser machine. That significantly reduces your CO₂ footprint.

The descending die enables scratch-free punching and forming processes. If required, the die can be lowered during positioning so the sheet does not have any contact with the die – for both punching as well as higher forming dies. When forming downwards, there is no longer the risk of things getting caught.

For sensitive materials, which must not have any scratches underneath, you can use brush tables combined with the descending die. Parts which are to be subsequently painted can also be processed on the handy ball table.

When punching sheet metals, compression and tensile stresses are placed on the workpiece which can cause sheet deformation. The integrated flattening machine function and the corresponding tool make it possible to even out surface irregularities during the punching process itself.

Your TruMatic is equipped with a reliable universal cutting unit that is compatible with the solid-state laser. This enhances process reliability and streamlines operation. The sturdy design is engineered for everyday industrial applications, rendering it impervious to collisions.

Before a tool change, this function checks whether the sheet has actually been punched. In this way, the machine detects at an early stage when punches are broken, and can pass this information on to the operator. The smart punch monitoring function therefore avoids rejects, especially during night or weekend shifts.

The Delta Drive decouples the punch and the die, thereby enabling new punch applications. One highlight of punch laser operation is the process-reliable removal of small, laser-cut parts. The upper tool punches with a slight offset, which means that small parts do not fall through the die into the scrap container but instead slide through a part chute into waiting boxes.

Your machine automatically sorts parts up to a size of 180 mm x 180 mm. Finished parts go through a chute into an intermediate buffer storage. There are four different boxes under the machine. The intermediate buffer storage moves to the correct box and adds the parts to this.

Parts that are removed via the large part removal flap can be transported into boxes via conveyor belts.

The chip conveyor can be used to automatically transport punching slugs into a container.

Seamless integration of many TRUMPF machines into your own software environment is very easy. We have the right solution for every combination, whether it be integration into Oseon or a connection to monitoring and analysis tools. A connection to third-party software systems is also possible with our interfaces based on the OPC UA standard.

It can be very easy to program punching or punching-laser parts – machine operation becomes as intuitive as when using a tablet or smartphone with the new Touchpoint-HMI from TRUMPF. It helps you finish the part much more quickly – and even novices will quickly learn how to work with the software.

With the MobileControl app from TRUMPF you can operate and monitor your machines easily and with flexibility as the app transmits the interface of the standard control panel onto the touch screen of your tablet PC. Alongside the static control panel, you therefore have another option for monitoring and controlling your machine.