TRUMPF TruMatic 2000R

$350,000 - $550,000 Updated 2026-03-17

Key Specifications

punching force

200 kN (22 US ton)

laser power

2.5 kW CO2 (TruFlow) or solid-state option

sheet thickness max

6.4 mm mild steel punch; 6 mm mild steel laser cut

sheet size max

1,250 x 2,500 mm

number of tools

Up to 20 stations (mixed, with rotating punch head)

hits per minute max

Approx. 400 hpm (punch mode)

Overview

The TRUMPF TruMatic 2000R is a combined punch/laser machine that integrates a CNC turret punch press with a CO2 or solid-state laser cutting head on a single machine platform. This combination approach allows fabricators to punch standard features such as holes, louvers, and knockouts at high speed while using the laser head for contour cutting, complex profiles, and fine-detail features that punch tooling cannot economically produce.

The 2000R designation reflects the machine's rotating punch head capability, which allows the turret to index punches to any angle and execute rotated tool hits without repositioning the sheet. This is particularly valuable for angular slot patterns, rotated louver arrays, and other asymmetric features that would otherwise require dedicated formed tooling. The rotating head significantly expands the effective tooling range without increasing the tool station count.

On the punching side, the TruMatic 2000R delivers up to 200 kN of punching force and accommodates sheets up to 1,250 x 2,500 mm. The turret holds a mix of standard and special-form tooling. On the laser side, the integrated cutting head — typically a TruFlow CO2 laser at 2.5 kW or a TruDisk solid-state source — handles contour cutting, fine holes below punch minimum diameter, and edge trimming without a separate machine setup.

The combination architecture reduces material handling significantly: a single sheet load yields a fully punched and laser-cut part with no intermediate transfer. For job shops producing complex enclosure panels, architectural metalwork, and custom fabrications with mixed feature sets, this is a compelling productivity advantage over running separate punch and laser machines.

Programming is handled through TRUMPF's TruTops Punch/Laser integrated CAM environment, which automatically allocates features to the optimal process — punching for standard holes and forms, laser for contours and fine details. The TruMatic 2000R is positioned for medium-throughput shops that want the flexibility of both processes without the floor space and capital cost of two separate machines.

Full Specifications

Parameter	Value
Punching Force	200 kN (22 US ton)
Laser Power	2.5 kW CO2 (TruFlow) or solid-state option
Sheet Thickness Max	6.4 mm mild steel punch; 6 mm mild steel laser cut
Sheet Size Max	1,250 x 2,500 mm
Number Of Tools	Up to 20 stations (mixed, with rotating punch head)
Hits Per Minute Max	Approx. 400 hpm (punch mode)
Positioning Speed	80 m/min (X and Y)
CNC Control	TRUMPF TruTops / BOSCH Rexroth
Machine Weight	Approx. 9,500 kg
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Joseph Gampp Division Manager Of Product Management Feinwerktechnik Hago	The technology fits perfectly into our strategic alignment.

Specifications sourced from trumpf.com — verified 2026-03-28

Strengths & Limitations

Strengths

Combines punching and laser cutting in a single machine setup
Rotating punch head enables angular tool hits without sheet repositioning
Eliminates intermediate material handling between punch and laser operations
Smaller footprint than running separate punch and laser machines
Integrated CAM automatically allocates features to optimal process

Limitations

Higher upfront cost than a standalone punch press
Maintenance complexity increased with two process systems on one platform
Laser cutting speed lower than a dedicated laser-only machine of equivalent power

Best For

Job shops producing complex panels with mixed punch and laser features Fabricators wanting punch and laser capability without two separate machines Architectural metalwork with angular patterns and intricate contours Electrical enclosure and HVAC component production with fine-detail requirements

Frequently Asked Questions

01 What is the advantage of the rotating punch head on the TruMatic 2000R?

The rotating punch head allows any tool in the turret to be indexed to any angle and struck at that angle without rotating the sheet. This enables angular slot patterns, rotated louver arrays, and asymmetric features using standard tools rather than requiring dedicated angular tooling.

02 Can the TruMatic 2000R cut contours as well as punch holes?

Yes. The integrated laser head handles contour cutting, fine-detail profiles, and holes smaller than practical punch minimum diameters. The TruTops CAM software automatically determines which features to punch and which to laser cut for optimal cycle time.

03 What laser source options are available?

The TruMatic 2000R has been offered with TRUMPF's TruFlow CO2 laser sources (typically 2.5 kW) and in later configurations with solid-state disk laser options. The solid-state option provides improved energy efficiency and reduced operating cost.

04 How does the TruMatic 2000R compare to running a separate punch press and laser cutter?

The combined machine eliminates the material handling step of moving sheets between a punch and a laser. This reduces labor, floor space, and risk of sheet damage in transfer. The trade-off is that neither the punching nor the laser throughput matches a dedicated single-process machine of similar vintage.

05 What sheet sizes does the TruMatic 2000R support?

The machine processes sheets up to 1,250 x 2,500 mm, covering the standard 4-foot x 8-foot and 5-foot x 10-foot sheet formats commonly used in sheet metal fabrication.