TRUMPF TruPunch 3000 CNC Punch Press
Key Specifications
Punching Force
Sheet Size
Sheet Thickness
Tool Stations
Ram Drive
Stroke Rate
Overview
The TRUMPF TruPunch 3000 is a servo-electric CNC punching machine from TRUMPF, the German market leader in sheet metal processing machinery. The TruPunch 3000 processes sheet sizes up to 1500x3000 mm and offers 20 tons of punching force with a 45-station tool changer, enabling complex multi-tool programs including punching, forming, tapping, marking, and thread forming without manual tool changes. TRUMPF's servo-electric drive delivers precise ram positioning for high-quality form tools and shallow draws, while consuming significantly less energy than hydraulic punch presses of equivalent tonnage. The TruPunch 3000 integrates with TRUMPF's TruTops Boost software for part programming, nesting, and production planning, connecting to TRUMPF's SheetMaster material handling automation system for lights-out sheet loading and sorting. The machine features a multi-purpose tool system (MultiPunch) that accepts multiple small punches in one tool holder, maximizing the number of tool geometries available in a single setup. TRUMPF's global service network ensures rapid support in any industrial market.
Full Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Punching Force | 20 ton (200 kN) |
| Sheet Size | Up to 1500x3000 mm (Formats X) |
| Sheet Thickness | 0.5 – 6.4 mm mild steel |
| Tool Stations | 45 (multi-purpose tool system) |
| Ram Drive | Servo-electric (no hydraulic oil) |
| Stroke Rate | Up to 900 strokes/min |
| Repositioning Speed | 120 m/min |
| Nibbling Speed | Up to 400 parts/min |
| Control | TRUMPF TruTops Boost + CNC 8000 |
| Automation | SheetMaster automation compatible |
| Manufacturer | Trumpf |
| Model | TruLaser 5030 |
| Cutting Thickness | 25 mm |
Specifications sourced from machinio.com — verified 2026-03-28
Strengths & Limitations
Strengths
- Servo-electric drive: no hydraulic oil, lower energy consumption, precise ram control
- 45-station tool changer handles complex multi-tool programs without operator intervention
- TruTops Boost integration enables full digital production workflow from design to sorting
- SheetMaster automation enables lights-out sheet loading and part sorting
- TRUMPF global service network provides rapid response in any market
Limitations
- High capital cost compared to hydraulic punch presses of equivalent capacity
- TruTops Boost requires TRUMPF ecosystem — integration with non-TRUMPF machinery is limited
- 45-station capacity smaller than premium combiners or laser-punch machines
- Servo-electric drive has power limitations at very high form tool forces
Best For
Frequently Asked Questions
01
TRUMPF's MultiPunch tool holder accepts multiple small-diameter punches in a single tool station. A pneumatic indexer selects the active punch within the holder, effectively multiplying the number of available tool geometries beyond the 45 physical stations.
02
Yes. The servo-electric drive provides precise ram control for shallow draws, embossing, and card lance forming. Tapping units can be installed for direct tapping in sheet without secondary operations.
03
Yes. TRUMPF's SheetMaster system loads sheet from a tower magazine, handles the sheet during punching, and sorts finished parts and skeletons automatically after processing, enabling unmanned operation.
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