Trumpf Laser Technology Reduces Manufacturing Costs in Hot Forming

The X-Blast 2.0 provides a stable 3D laser cutting process.

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Trumpf (Farmington, CT) introduced the X-Blast 2.0 for hot-formed component cutting. The X-Blast 2.0 is designed for high-efficiency laser cutting of safety-critical body structures and can be used in high-productivity 3D laser cutting machines within the automotive industry.

The X-Blast 2.0 provides a stable 3D laser cutting process with expanded nozzle-to-sheet clearance for hot-formed parts using the BrightLine Speed beam shaping standard.

Features:

  • Design allows distance between nozzle and sheet to be increased to several millimeters
  • In industrial testing, remained operational for over three months without replacement
  • Enables reliable use of compressed air as cutting gas in 24/7 operations
  • Utilizes advanced beam shaping to achieve higher cutting speeds with lower laser power
  • Combines with latest generation of Trumpf fiber lasers to lower power consumption of beam source and reduce total energy requirement per component.
  • Suitable for automotive, 24/7 high-productivity manufacturing and cost-optimized hot forming processes.

For more information, visit Trumpf's website.

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