
In conjunction with the Stopa storage system, the TruMatic 5000 can work around the clock without personnel. This reduces non-productive times and increases production efficiency.

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At its in-house exhibition Intech, Trumpf presented a new way for companies to further automate their punching and laser cutting processes. To this end, Trumpf has connected its highly productive TruMatic 5000 punch laser machine to an automated warehouse from Stopa. In this way, the machine can work independently 24 hours a day without the presence of personnel. This enables companies to increase the productivity of their production and reduce the workload on their employees.
In addition to the automatic material feed, the machine with the Stopa storage system is also able to change the material independently and send finished parts back to the storage tower. Normally, these processes have to be carried out by an employee using a forklift truck.
“The combination of our highly productive TruMatic 5000 punch laser machine and the Stopa storage system helps companies to expand their factory into a smart factory. The solution not only manufactures parts highly productively, but also takes care of the upstream and downstream work steps independently. This reduces non-productive times and increases the competitiveness of our customers,” promises Trumpf Product Manager Thomas Conzelmann.
Fully automated material flow
The solution also helps to improve the material flow in production. Connected to the Trumpf Oseon software, the TruMatic 5000 always knows what material it needs for the next job and feeds it in automatically. In this way, the production system can continue working seamlessly when a job is finished.
Trumpf presented the TruMatic 5000 for the first time at the BlechExpo trade fair in 2023. Companies can use it to cut, punch and form parts. With its 6 kW laser, it is suitable for a wide range of parts. It also has a ToolMaster for automated tool changes and a Sheet Master, which ensures the material flow between the machine and the warehouse.
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