Trumpf TruLaser Series 3000 Bevel Cut Edition
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Key Specifications
working area 3040
working area 3060
working area 3080
laser type
laser power
max bevel angle
How much does the Trumpf TruLaser Series 3000 Bevel Cut Edition cost?
Estimated price range
Our best estimate for a cnc laser cutting machine in this class — not a quote from TRUMPF. Configuration moves it a long way.
Overview
A flatbed laser normally leaves square edges. The Trumpf TruLaser Series 3000 Bevel Cut Edition tilts its cutting head up to +/- 50 degrees, so weld preparations and chamfers can be cut in the same operation as the part outline. The source is a TruFiber 12001 solid-state fiber laser of 12,000 W, and there are three bed lengths.
How thick it cuts depends on whether the head is upright. For vertical cuts the table gives 30 mm in mild steel and 40 mm in stainless steel, or 35 mm and 50 mm with the thick-sheet package. Tilted to 50 deg, the limits fall to 15 mm in mild steel and 10 mm in stainless steel. Stainless loses more: a quarter of its vertical capacity is left, against half for mild steel. A shop whose bevel work is mainly stainless plate should plan around the 10 mm figure, not the 40 mm one.
Aluminum is listed at 30 mm (1.18 in) and copper and brass at 12.7 mm (0.5 in). No bevel figure is given for these non-ferrous materials, so get one from Trumpf before quoting beveled aluminum parts.
The smallest bed has a standard working area of 4,002 x 2,099 mm (158 x 83 in), the middle one 6,067 x 2,576 mm (239 x 101 in) and the largest 8,037 x 2,576 mm (316 x 101 in). At a 50 deg bevel these become 3,355 x 1,600 mm, 5,420 x 2,077 mm and 7,470 x 2,077 mm, so usable length and width drop on every size. Positioning speed is 170 m/min simultaneous and average power input is 16 kW. In vertical cutting the other functions of the series, named as Highspeed Eco, CoolLine and EdgeLine Bevel, stay available.
Full Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Working Area 3040 | 4,002 x 2,099 mm (158 x 83 in) standard; 3,355 x 1,600 mm at 50 deg bevel |
| Working Area 3060 | 6,067 x 2,576 mm (239 x 101 in) standard; 5,420 x 2,077 mm at 50 deg bevel |
| Working Area 3080 | 8,037 x 2,576 mm (316 x 101 in) standard; 7,470 x 2,077 mm at 50 deg bevel |
| Laser Type | TruFiber 12001 (solid-state fiber laser) |
| Laser Power | 12,000 W |
| Max Bevel Angle | +/- 50 degrees |
| Max Thickness Mild Steel | 30 mm (35 mm with thick-sheet package); 15 mm at 50 deg bevel |
| Max Thickness Stainless Steel | 40 mm (50 mm with thick-sheet package); 10 mm at 50 deg bevel |
| Max Thickness Aluminum | 30 mm (1.18 in) |
| Max Thickness Copper Brass | 12.7 mm (0.5 in) |
| Max Positioning Speed | 170 m/min (simultaneous) |
| Average Power Input | 16 kW |
| Simultaneous | 170 m/min |
| X Axis | 3355 mm |
| Y Axis | 1600 mm |
| Maximum Laser Power | 12000 W |
| Maximum Sheet Thickness Mild Steel | 15 mm |
| Maximum Sheet Thickness Stainless Steel | 10 mm |
| Maximum Sheet Thickness Aluminum | 30 mm |
| Maximum Sheet Thickness Copper | 12.7 mm |
| Maximum Sheet Thickness Brass | 12.7 mm |
| Universal 2d Laser Cutting Machines | In vertical cutting, you can also use all the other functions of the TruLaser Series 3000, such as Highspeed Eco, CoolLine or EdgeLine Bevel. |
Specifications sourced from trumpf.com — verified 2026-10-03
Strengths & Limitations
Strengths
- Cutting head tilts to +/- 50 degrees for weld-preparation bevels and chamfers
- 12,000 W TruFiber 12001 solid-state fiber laser
- Vertical cuts to 40 mm in stainless steel and 30 mm in mild steel, or 50 mm and 35 mm with the thick-sheet package
- Largest bed has an 8,037 x 2,576 mm (316 x 101 in) standard working area
- Aluminum to 30 mm (1.18 in), copper and brass to 12.7 mm (0.5 in)
Limitations
- Stainless steel drops to 10 mm at a 50 deg bevel, a quarter of the 40 mm vertical figure
- Mild steel drops to 15 mm at a 50 deg bevel
- Bevel working area on the smallest bed is 3,355 x 1,600 mm, against 4,002 x 2,099 mm (158 x 83 in) for vertical cuts
- No bevel thickness is listed for aluminum, copper or brass
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Frequently Asked Questions
01
At a 50 deg bevel the table gives 15 mm for mild steel and 10 mm for stainless steel. Vertical cuts go to 30 mm and 40 mm in the same materials, so tilting the head halves the mild steel figure and takes stainless down to a quarter.
02
It raises the vertical cutting limit from 30 mm to 35 mm in mild steel and from 40 mm to 50 mm in stainless steel. The table shows no thick-sheet figure for aluminum, copper or brass, and none for bevel cuts.
03
Three. Standard working areas are 4,002 x 2,099 mm (158 x 83 in), 6,067 x 2,576 mm (239 x 101 in) and 8,037 x 2,576 mm (316 x 101 in). At a 50 deg bevel the matching areas are 3,355 x 1,600 mm, 5,420 x 2,077 mm and 7,470 x 2,077 mm.
04
Average power input is listed at 16 kW with the 12,000 W TruFiber 12001 laser. That is an average, and the table gives no connected load, so ask Trumpf for it when planning the electrical supply.
05
Aluminum up to 30 mm (1.18 in), and copper and brass up to 12.7 mm (0.5 in), all as vertical cuts. No bevel thickness is listed for any of the three.
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