TRUMPF TruPrint 3000 - Flexible 3D Industrial Metal Printing
TRUMPF TruPrint 3000 – Flexible 3D Metal Printing
The TruPrint 3000 is a flexible LMF solution for industrial production. A universal medium-format machine with industrial part and powder management for the series production of complex, metal components using 3D printing. This machine has a large build area of 300 x 400 mm, offering a variety of options for general industry applications.
This machine contains quickly replaceable “build and supply” cylinders which means you can minimise downtime between set-ups. Industrial software options ensure you can optimise your production. Additionally the set-up wizard enables easy set-up and operation of the machine.
High Flexibility
Flexibility in terms of size, part number and geometry of the respective application.
Reduce SetUp Times
The interchangeable principle reduces your setup times and increases the productivity and machine utilisation rate.
Increase time and cost efficiency
Simultaneous LMF, powder and parts processes.
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