We process sheet metal on modern TRUMPF TruLaser 3040 and TruLaser 5030 Fiber machines. Laser-cut parts provide high dimensional accuracy and excellent cut quality.
Precision metalworking
Precision CNC laser cutting of sheet metal
Laser cutting is suitable for simple and complex contours, holes and precise sheet-metal parts. We process structural steel, stainless steel, aluminium and selected non-ferrous metals.
Technical capabilities
| TRUMPF TruLaser 3040 | working area 2,000 × 4,000 mm |
|---|---|
| TRUMPF TruLaser 5030 Fiber | working area 1,500 × 3,000 mm |
| Structural steel | up to 20 mm |
| Stainless steel | up to 15 mm |
| Aluminium and dural | up to 12 mm |
| Copper, brass and bronze | up to 6 mm on the fiber laser |
Feasibility depends on material, geometry and required edge quality.
Key benefits
- high accuracy and repeatability
- excellent cut quality
- complex contours and holes
- one-off and series production
- wide range of materials
Integrated production
Laser-cut blanks can be bent, punched, welded, blasted and supplied with a selected surface finish.
How does an order proceed?
- 1. Send drawings or production documentation, material details and quantity.
- 2. We assess technical feasibility and select the suitable process.
- 3. We confirm the required follow-up operations and scope.
- 4. After approval, we manufacture the parts.
Looking for CNC laser cutting?
Send us your drawings, material specification and required quantity. We will assess the job and confirm the available production options.
Frequently asked questions
CNC laser cutting
Which materials do you cut?
Structural and stainless steel, aluminium, dural and selected non-ferrous metals.
What is the largest sheet format?
Up to 2,000 × 4,000 mm on TruLaser 3040.
What is the maximum thickness?
20 mm structural steel, 15 mm stainless steel and 12 mm aluminium.
Is laser cutting suitable for prototypes?
Yes, we accept one-off parts and series.
Which files should I provide?
A drawing or DXF/DWG data plus material, thickness and quantity.
Can you provide follow-up operations?
Yes, including bending, punching, welding, blasting and surface treatment.