Machine Comparison
Trumpf TruBend Center 7000 vs Trumpf TruBend Series 1000
Trumpf vs Trumpf · CNC Press Brakes
Summary
The Trumpf TruBend Center 7000 and the Trumpf TruBend Series 1000 are both listed as CNC press brakes, but they are aimed at different work. The Trumpf TruBend Center 7000 is for thin sheet: box-shaped parts, long panels and thin aluminum parts. The Trumpf TruBend Series 1000 is a range of machines for general bending across several bending lengths and press forces.
Trumpf publishes few comparable figures for this pair, and none that line up row for row, so there is no winner to name on any specification. The choice comes down to the kind of part. Confirm bending length, press force and sheet thickness for the exact model with Trumpf before deciding.
Specifications Comparison
| Specification | Trumpf TruBend Center 7000 | Trumpf TruBend Series 1000 |
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Advantages
Trumpf TruBend Center 7000
- Aimed at thin sheet parts in steel and aluminum
- Suited to box-shaped parts with high sides and to long panels
Trumpf TruBend Series 1000
- A series covering several bending lengths and press forces for general bending
- CNC-controlled crowning listed on Comfort models for long parts
- CNC back gauge for positioning the blank
Verdict
Choose by the part, since no shared figures separate these two. A shop producing thin sheet boxes and panels in steel or aluminum should look at the Trumpf TruBend Center 7000. A shop doing general bending across a range of lengths and press forces, including long parts that benefit from crowning on Comfort models, should look at the Trumpf TruBend Series 1000. Confirm the model-specific figures with Trumpf.