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LASER CUTTING MACHINES TRUMPF TruLaser Cell 7020 fiber (L31)
metal working machines / sheet metal working / Laser Cutting Machines
Standard configuration⦁ Solid-state laser TruDisk 3001 with air-cooled chiller and pilot laser (switch)⦁ LLK with 100 µm ⦁ Focusline⦁ Optics recognition and magnetic coupling⦁ Sinumerik 840D control system: Open control on PC basis⦁ Fixed suspending control panel⦁ Teach panel with ...
Manufacturer: TRUMPF
Model:TruLaser Cell 7020 fiber (L31)
Type of machine: LASER CUTTING MACHINES
item-No.: 170268613
Quantity: 1
Date: 02.10.2026
Year of manufacture: 2012
Location:
Germany
Backnang
Price:
Machine in stock:Yes
Seller-item-No.:LM-2021
Standard configuration
⦁ Solid-state laser TruDisk 3001 with air-cooled chiller and pilot laser (switch)
⦁ LLK with 100 µm
⦁ Focusline
⦁ Optics recognition and magnetic coupling
⦁ Sinumerik 840D control system: Open control on PC basis
⦁ Fixed suspending control panel
⦁ Teach panel with teach software
Additional equipment
⦁ Laser cutting: including 2 cutting gases (02, N2), APC distance control, programmable cutting gas selection, adjustment device, analogue value cutting, pressure adjustment, valves
⦁ Dynamic cutting optics f = 150 mm incl. sensor
⦁ FastLine Cell
⦁ LLK 30 m
⦁ Special suction unit
⦁ Solid-state laser TruDisk 3001 with air-cooled chiller and pilot laser (switch)
⦁ LLK with 100 µm
⦁ Focusline
⦁ Optics recognition and magnetic coupling
⦁ Sinumerik 840D control system: Open control on PC basis
⦁ Fixed suspending control panel
⦁ Teach panel with teach software
Additional equipment
⦁ Laser cutting: including 2 cutting gases (02, N2), APC distance control, programmable cutting gas selection, adjustment device, analogue value cutting, pressure adjustment, valves
⦁ Dynamic cutting optics f = 150 mm incl. sensor
⦁ FastLine Cell
⦁ LLK 30 m
⦁ Special suction unit
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