As a high-tech company, we want to help our customers reduce their CO2 footprint. We do this by producing modern machines and laser systems with intelligent functions and by optimizing production processes. We also offer our customers expandable production systems and refurbished pre-owned machines.
Climate action & environmental protection
Resource-efficient production with TRUMPF
Learn how TRUMPF lasers and machines can help you save energy and material, thereby measurably reducing your CO2 emissions and resource consumption in production.
How can you produce more sustainably with TRUMPF?
We develop sustainable solutions.
We develop innovative solutions that help you save energy and material—and we’re constantly working to further expand these savings opportunities.
We are committed to smart applications.
We understand your applications and help you get the most out of your systems and design processes, through continuous efficiency and resource conservation.
We offer expandable production systems.
Thanks to Product Enhancements and the integration of older machines (retrofitting), your existing TRUMPF systems can be flexibly adapted to new efficiency requirements and climate protection regulations.
We give machines a second life.
At our resale center we overhaul pre-owned machines and give them a second life. We save material and energy by reusing the body of the machine.
Four approaches to more climate protection in your production
Efficient solutions for more climate protection in your production
Save energy electrically
The patented Delta Drive works electrically - and requires significantly less energy than hydraulically-driven punching and punch laser machines.
More speed, less gas
BrightLine Speed increases the cutting speed in 3D laser cutting by up to 60 percent and cuts your cutting gas consumption in half thanks to X blast nozzles. This saves up to €20,000 per year compared to conventional laser cutting.
Want to learn about more solutions for increasing sustainability in your production?
Decide whether you want to save energy, material or operating resources - and we will show you which solutions can be used to achieve this.
Exploit the potential of existing machines
You have a laser system or a machine tool from TRUMPF. Do you know what it is capable of and how to utilize all of its features? Many different adjustments can be made in order to save raw materials, energy or consumables. These adjustments include, for example, nesting, part design, training, or technology selection.
In the event of an exchange, we will take back high-quality Genuine Parts with the Xchange label and prepare them for reuse. In this way, the refurbished parts can be put back into circulation.
Conserving sheet metal means conserving CO2. Whether laser cutting or punching: Position your parts for maximum sheet metal utilization. The TruTops Boost programming system makes it easy. It takes into account both the process (cutting or punching) and the removal of the parts.
Thanks to Condition Monitoring, the maintenance and servicing of your machines and beam sources are based on actual requirements. In other words, the cooling water, oil or parts are only changed when it is really necessary. If a malfunction occurs, often nothing needs to be replaced, just readjusted. The bottom line is that properly maintained systems ensure a higher rate of good parts.
With more efficient nesting on coils instead of sheets, the TruLaser 8000 Coil Edition allows you to save up to 1,700 tons of steel per year. This corresponds to approx. 4,000 tonnes of CO2 and 1.6 million euros in material costs.
We are consistently developing our machines and processes further. Stay ahead of the game: with online updates for maximum performance. Training your team on a regular basis helps to ensure that resources are saved in manufacturing. Parts optimization training or updates for personnel are just some of the training opportunities available.
Reinforcing thin sheets with beads can reduce your material consumption by up to 50 percent when punching. The lightweight design saves weight, which also makes it easier to transport the finished parts. All you need for this: A roller beading tool.
Compared to laser cutting, punching is an energy-saving technology. The process itself uses less electricity; shorter production times for simple, repetitive contours also save energy. In general, you should not subject galvanized materials to laser cutting, since the anticorrosive agent evaporates with the galvanizing. This is one reason to ensure that you select the optimal technology when programming. Our experts will be happy to provide you with comparative figures on power input.
The Euro 7 Emission Standard increases the requirements for brake disks. With the patented technology, you will increase your coating quality with laser metal deposition and significantly reduce the consumption of powder material.
Rethinking the design of components can save material. For example, brackets are often machined from solid material, although punching and forming tools produce the same effect in sheet metal. Sensor holder example: Attachment contours are created on the components by punching and forming. Milling, on the other hand, removes material, and the base plate is twice as thick as the comparable part.
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