TRUMPF TruLaser 3040 fiber

The TRUMPF TruLaser 3040 fiber extends the TruLaser 3000 series to a 4000 x 2000 mm working area, providing capacity for oversize sheet formats that exceed standard 3015 dimensions. This makes it well-suited for structural fabricators, architectural metalwork shops, and heavy equipment manufacturers who routinely work with large-panel components. The TruLaser 3040 fiber uses the same proven TruDisk solid-state laser source as the 3030, available from 3 kW to 10 kW, paired with TRUMPF's flying optics cutting head architecture.

The 4000 x 2000 mm cutting envelope accommodates large sheets that would otherwise need to be repositioned or cut in multiple setups on a standard 3015 machine. This reduces setup time, improves alignment on large parts, and allows uninterrupted cutting of structural components like machine bases, enclosure panels, and agricultural equipment frames. Nesting efficiency also improves significantly on large-area sheets, reducing scrap rates for shops with high material costs.

TRUMPF's TruControl system manages the larger cutting area with the same interface and programming environment as the 3030, so operators familiar with the 3000 series can transition without retraining. TruTops Boost handles nesting and production planning with direct support for the 4000 x 2000 format. The machine supports the full range of cutting gases including nitrogen for stainless fusion cutting and oxygen for mild steel flame cutting, with automated gas control through the cutting head.

The TruLaser 3040 fiber competes with Bystronic's large-format ByStar Fiber and Mazak's Optiplex 4020 in the large-format 2D fiber laser segment. Its larger footprint requires more floor space than a 3015 machine, and pricing reflects the larger cutting area, typically ranging from $550,000 to $900,000 depending on power level and options.