Trotec Lasersysteme Darmstadt Laser Cutting Technology Center opens

Trotec Laser, a manufacturer of laser technology in Upper Austria, is opening a new laser cutting competence center. The expanded showroom in Darmstadt now also houses three new large format laser cutters from the SP series. This strategic move is designed to meet the growing demand for large format laser cutting solutions.

To celebrate the reopening of the Darmstadt Competence Centre, Trotec will be organising an exclusive event from 26 to 28 September with individual samples and demonstrations only.

Laser Cutting Machine SP3000 - Innovation in precision and efficiency

In addition to users in the fields of printing processing, store renovation, signage, film processing, filter processing and construction, companies that currently use large format CNC or potentially obsolete laser cutting systems have also tested the activity with an application with a machining area of industrial-grade SP3000 2,210 x 3,210 mm. Users can learn how to improve workflow and product quality and further save production costs.

Oliver Kussauer, Managing Director of Trotech Lasers Germany, commented: "We are delighted to be able to present the SP3000 400 watt large format laser cutting machine at our laser Cutting capability Centre. This system is our largest laser cutter and we are able to support our customers' ambitious business goals and increase their productivity."

The SP3000 laser cutting machine is considered an innovation in precision and efficiency. Its power of up to 400 watts and intelligent OptiMotion™ path control enable the company to handle a wide range of materials with optimal precision and speed.

With a large working area of 2,210 mm x 3,210 mm, the system is suitable for a variety of applications, from large displays and signs made of wood or acrylic, to architectural models or manufacturing prototypes, to cutting textiles and films, and much more. Its versatility and precision make it an ideal tool for implementing innovative ideas and performing important production steps in the manufacturing process.

Source: Laser Network