TRUMPF’s TruPrint 2000

With 500W lasers and a square build plate, the TruPrint 2000 is further optimized for mass production; up to 36% more partial dentures in one build.

TRUMPF has further increased the productivity of its TruPrint 2000 3D printer, which now comes with a square build plate and the increased power of a 500W integrated fiber laser offered as an alternative to the 300W laser in the basic configuration.

"The updated TruPrint 2000 is further optimized for mass production. Users from all industries benefit from the machine's high productivity," says Miguel Verdejo, additive manufacturing product & project manager at TRUMPF Inc’s Laser Technology Center in Michigan.

As a multi-laser version, the TruPrint 2000 has two lasers. Both lasers can process the entire build plate simultaneously, resulting in optimized throughput for production.

"The TruPrint 2000 is productive, precise, and produces high quality parts," Verdejo says. “Ensuring repeatable and high-quality parts is the top priority for TRUMPF 3D printing."

TruPrint 2000 especially flexible
With its motorized beam expander, the TruPrint 2000 automatically adjusts the spot diameter of the laser to the task at hand. Depending on the application, the spot diameter is 55 or 80 micrometers. The 80-micrometer spot enables higher productivity. Users can use the 55-micron spot when special metal powders require a higher energy density. The introduction of the 80-micron spot size brings the TruPrint 2000 in line with the rest of the machines in the TruPrint portfolio.

"With this standardization, users can now easily transfer the parameters for printing their parts from one machine type to another, such as from a TruPrint 2000 to a TruPrint 1000 or TruPrint 3000, which enables for more flexible production," Verdejo says.