TruPunch 1000 (S19)

The innovative Delta Drive not only saves space and expands material handling - it also scores points when it comes to environmental protection. This reduces your energy consumption by around 20 % – good for both your money and the environment

A large part removal flap enables automated unloading of parts up to a format of 16 x 24 in. A sensor in the part removal flap detects whether parts have got caught in the scrap skeleton. This means you can reliably remove parts to containers, europallets, or conveyor belts in both punching and laser operation.

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

Seamless integration of multiple 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.

Before a tool change, this function checks whether a hole has actually been punched in the sheet. 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.

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.

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.