The TruLaser Cell Series 1000 is designed for endless welding of coils, tubes and profiles as well as welding of rotationally symmetrical components.
| Category | Beam guidance system |
| Products | TruLaser Cell 1100 |
| Application Fields | Endless laser welding, trimming |
The TruLaser Cell Series 1000 is very compact. Its modular design enables the system to be adapted to many different machining tasks. It can be used either with CO2 lasers of the TruFlow Series or solid-state lasers of the TruDisk or TruDiode Series. The laser unit is available either free-standing or integrated into the beam guidance system.
The beam guidance system configuration can be customized: this includes linear axis stroke, working height and working area. Different welding angles lead to a broad range of workpiece design. The system can also be easily automated, and communicates with all conventional interfaces.
A broad range of welding optics with linear or pivot axes, as well as sensor systems to find and trace seams such as SeamLine, extend the product range. An online process monitoring system can easily be integrated, as can wire-feeders.
Since our laser sources and laser systems are optimally adjusted to each other, you will always find the right laser for your application with TRUMPF.
A great variety of materials can be used for tube & pipe welding. This includes a wide range of material thicknesses and tube diameters.
With the creation of profiles, laser welding opens completely new construction possibilities.
The laser welds the lamellae support to hub parts. This yields the compact construction of today's modern dual-clutch designs. They are fabricated with a short cycle time and little warp. Up to 12 welds per dual clutch are the standard today.
The case-hardened crown gear is welded to the cast iron housing. Laser welding replaces the screw connection used earlier. This reduces production costs, component weight previously and component size.
