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Short-pulse lasers

Short-pulse lasers from TRUMPF are the ideal industrial-grade tool for surface treatment through to microprocessing of metals, plastics, glass and ceramics, and are suitable for a wide range of applications: Cleaning, structuring, marking, cutting and welding. With pulse durations in the nanosecond range, outputs of 20 to 2000 W and wavelengths in the infrared or UV range, materials can be processed particularly precisely and quickly at the same time - an ideal mix of quality and efficiency. The moderate heat input makes them flexible in use - from sensitive microprocessing to large-scale series production.

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Beschriftungslaser TruMark Serie 5000

TruMark fiber laser

Our all-rounders - for marking and surface applications from medium to high performance

  • Average power: 20 - 200 W
  • Wavelength: ~ 1030 nm
  • Peak pulse power: 13 kW
  • Component geometry: 2D+

The TruMark fiber lasers bundle powerful laser sources for marking, structuring, cleaning, micro-cutting and micro-welding. Whether 2D codes, deep engraving, intricate structures or high-speed machining in series production - you will find the right product configuration for every application here.

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[Translate to en_EN:] TruMark 6030 marking laser

TruMark 6030

Our 3D specialist - for high-end marking and surface processing

  • Average power: 28 W
  • Wavelength: 1030 nm
  • Peak pulse power: 40 kW
  • Component geometry: 3D

Flawless markings on complex geometries are the specialty of the TruMark 6030. The series covers a wide range of materials: From the finest plastic markings to paint removal on metals - with maximum process stability and 3D capability.

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TruMark 3330 marking laser

TruMark 3330

Our UV specialist - precise and gentle for sensitive materials

  • Average power: 3 W
  • Wavelength: 355 nm
  • Peak pulse power: 15 kW
  • Component geometry: 2D+

The TruMark 3330 uses a short UV wavelength for non-destructive, high-contrast marking of plastics and non-ferrous metals such as copper and aluminum. Excellent beam quality and minimal heat input enable the highest resolutions - ideal for filigree graphics, small QR codes and micro fonts.

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TruPulse nano

Our flexible nanosecond laser modules - for OEMs who value maximum versatility

  • 20 - 600 W laser power
  • 5 beam qualities from 1.3 - 5.0 MM
  • Pulse duration: 3 ns - 2000 ns at up to 4 Mhz
  • Maximum pulse energy & -frequency: 0.8 - 6 mJ

The TruPulse nano portfolio offers a wide selection of power levels, beam qualities and pulse parameters - individually configurable depending on the application. A wide variety of materials can be precisely marked, cut, engraved or precision-welded using nanosecond pulses. Our TruPulse nano is aimed at integrators who flexibly combine modular components to create a customized solution.

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TruMicro Series 7000

Our surface professional - for large-area surface processing in series production

  • Average power: 1000 - 2000 W
  • Wavelength: 1030 nm
  • Pulse duration: 30 ns
  • Maximum pulse energy: 100 mJ at 20 kHz

Thanks to their beam profile, TruMicro Series 7000 lasers are ideal for large-area ablation, cleaning and structuring. With their high peak pulse power for short-pulse laser, they even enable applications on highly reflective surfaces. In addition, a laser source can be connected to up to four processing stations, which can be operated in parallel or individually.

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Main product image, TruMicro Series 8000, TRUMPF short and ultrashort pulse laser

TruMicro Series 8000

Our laser lift-off expert - developed for OLED display production

  • Average power: 200 W
  • Wavelength: 343 nm
  • Pulse duration: 15 ns ± 3 ns
  • Maximum pulse energy: 20 mJ at 10 kHz

The TruMicro Series 8000 are the world's most powerful UV solid-state lasers with average outputs of up to 200 watts. They are used in the display industry, for example, where they are used to detach the finished OLED displays from the carrier glass.

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