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Press Release<br />

<strong>Automated</strong> <strong>processing</strong> <strong>with</strong> <strong>the</strong> <strong>disk</strong><br />

<strong>laser</strong> <strong>cuts</strong> <strong>parts</strong> <strong>costs</strong><br />

programmable adjustment of <strong>the</strong> focus point, which must be<br />

adapted to <strong>the</strong> specific application. The FastLine Cell option<br />

allows <strong>the</strong> TruLaser Cell 7040 fiber to pierce on <strong>the</strong> fly –<br />

meaning <strong>the</strong> machine does not have to stop – which saves up<br />

to 40 percent in <strong>processing</strong> time. Where flexibility is called for,<br />

especially in job shops, TruTops Basic software also<br />

enhances productivity by allowing <strong>the</strong> NC programs to be<br />

customized directly on <strong>the</strong> machine – conveniently, easily and<br />

securely. It displays <strong>the</strong> NC track and <strong>the</strong> specially developed<br />

machine functions. This means that machine operation<br />

remains transparent and simple even <strong>with</strong> several geometric<br />

adjustments.<br />

One <strong>laser</strong> light cable – two applications<br />

TRUMPF presents still ano<strong>the</strong>r functional innovation in <strong>the</strong><br />

TruLaser Cell 7040 at <strong>the</strong> Euroblech trade show: cutting and<br />

welding <strong>with</strong> one and <strong>the</strong> same <strong>laser</strong> light cable. This is made<br />

possible by <strong>the</strong> new 2in1 fiber that TRUMPF developed<br />

especially for <strong>the</strong> TruLaser Cell 7040 <strong>with</strong> TruDisk <strong>disk</strong> <strong>laser</strong>.<br />

The fiber has two concentric fiber diameters in only one <strong>laser</strong><br />

light cable. The inner fiber core has a diameter of 100 µm; <strong>the</strong><br />

outer cladding's diameter is 400 or 600 µm. When cutting <strong>the</strong><br />

<strong>laser</strong> beam is coupled in <strong>the</strong> inner fiber core; when welding it<br />

is coupled to <strong>the</strong> outer cladding. The 2in1 fiber ensures that<br />

<strong>the</strong> <strong>laser</strong> beam concentrically reaches <strong>the</strong> workpiece at <strong>the</strong><br />

correct depth of field and <strong>the</strong> correct focus diameter.<br />

Users switching <strong>processing</strong> methods in <strong>the</strong> TruLaser Cell<br />

7040 fiber must only replace <strong>the</strong> <strong>processing</strong> optic. The system<br />

control unit in <strong>the</strong> TruLaser Cell 7040 identifies whe<strong>the</strong>r <strong>the</strong><br />

TRUMPF Group<br />

Business Field Laser Technology<br />

Press/Public Relations<br />

Holger Kapp<br />

+49 7156 303-31559<br />

holger.kapp@de.trumpf.com<br />

October 26, 2010 - Page 3 of 5

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