SPI Lasers becomes Trumpf Laser UK
Trumpf has completed the renaming and merger of its wholly-owned fibre laser manufacturing subsidiary SPI Lasers
Trumpf has completed the renaming and merger of its wholly-owned fibre laser manufacturing subsidiary SPI Lasers
Sales revenue fell from €3.8 billion to €3.5 billion in the fiscal year 2019/20
The ideas for the start-ups were developed as part of Trumpf's 'Internehmertum' programme
Trumpf’s David Harvilla, Stefanie Bisch and Sebastian Zaske discuss why green lasers represent the perfect tool for welding e-mobility components made of copper
Greg Blackman speaks to two researchers who presented at the LANE conference on different aspects of laser welding
The decline has been linked to the ailing global economy, structural transformation in the automotive industry, and politically motivated upheavals
Over the next five years, the two entities will develop solutions for better data quality in manufacturing, enabling efficiency gains to be achieved using AI
Trumpf’s sales dropped by approximately 8 per cent to €3.5 billion in the 2019/20 fiscal year
The software executes many work steps automatically, so that for many finished parts, no additional programming effort is required.
Technology firms Heraeus Amloy and Trumpf are collaborating on the 3D printing of amorphous metals, also known as metallic glasses