Marking with the TruMark Station 1000 is fast, easy and flexible. When it comes to consistent avoidance of automation systems and motor systems, the TruMark Station 1000 stands out wherever reproducible high-quality laser marking needs to be performed with low material throughput. With a work area that is accessible from three sides, the lightweight work station is ideal for use as a table work station and for mobile use. The marking field size is 110 mm x 110 mm. A safety-monitored laser protection door provides class 1 laser safety.

Extremely compact

Thanks to its compact dimensions, the TruMark Station 1000 can even fit on a desk.

Quality at a good price

You can benefit from an excellent price-performance ratio.

Easy to transport

The small and lightweight TruMark Station 1000 is an excellent choice for mobile use.

A focus on safety

The safety-monitored laser protection door makes sure that your employees are safe.

TruMark Station 1000 – your starting point for laser marking

Your starting point for marking

The TruMark Station 1000 is the smallest and most compact laser work station from TRUMPF yet. It is an entry-level device at a low price that can be used for economical high-quality marking. It is recommended in particular for small quantities and components. You can use the TruMark Station 1000 for simple marking at the highest quality. The work station is ideal for use as a table work station and for mobile use.

TruMark Station 1000 in combination with the TRUMPF one-box lasers

Optimum combination

Combining the TruMark Station 1000 with the TRUMPF one-box lasers gives you a true desktop solution. You can start marking as soon as you have connected the devices to the power supply – you do not need a supply unit, additional connections or electronics.

Annealing with the TruMark 1110 and TruMark 5010 one-box lasers

Marking Data Matrix Codes

The combination of TruMark marking lasers and the TruMark Station 1000 is ideal for long-lasting identification of a wide range of different workpiece shapes and materials. You have great flexibility when marking serial numbers, Data Matrix Codes, or bar codes and so can ensure that the components are easy to trace. In contrast to stick-on labels, annealing on metals is long-lasting and durable.

Discolouring the material with the one-box laser

Customising lipsticks

The TruMark Station 1000 is an excellent choice for customising small series in particular. This enables giveaways in the form of customised lipsticks to be marked on location at events, for example. In the process used here, dye molecules are deliberately discoloured or faded. The surface remains smooth.

Foaming of plastics

The most compact of the TRUMPF marking systems is ideal for customised marking on ballpoint pens, name badges, or ID cards made of plastic as it can be used either in office rooms or for mobile use. During foaming, the laser heats the plastic to cause a short melting process. During the subsequent cooling process, small gas bubbles become trapped and diffuse the light that falls on them and is reflected. This type of laser marking produces a raised marking.

The other options for the TruMark Station 1000 optimise your production process and help to improve user-friendliness.

Operating package

The operating package consists of a monitor, a keyboard and a mouse to operate the marking laser.

External exhaust system

This enables small particles and smoke emissions to be extracted during laser material processing. The module housing is made of steel sheet and features casters. Optionally, the length of the suction hose can be increased. This option is particularly well-suited for frequent marking of plastics.

Pilot laser

The pilot laser is used to simulate the marking content with a visible red light on the component via a laser diode. This means that you get an impression of the marking results in advance and can position the component in the marking field even more easily.

Rotary axis

A rotary axis with stepping motor and hand-operated chuck enables laser marking of rotationally symmetrical components with a maximum weight of 2.5 kg and a diameter of 65 mm. You can use a TruMark Station 1000 that has been expanded with this option to produce high-quality circumference marking.

Remote Services

In the event of a fault, TRUMPF service experts will remotely access your laser via a secure remote connection. In many cases the fault can be remedied directly in this way, or the configuration of the laser can be modified in a way that permits you to continue manufacturing until the spare part arrives.

Focus finder

The focus finder provides visual assistance for manually setting the correct working distance for the relevant application. It can be used for various focusing lenses.

TruTops Mark

The TruTops Mark marking software makes marking as easy as possible. The TruTops Mark program combines the marking software, CAD editor, management of laser parameters and interfaces, sequence programming with QuickFlow and a diagnostics tool. An intuitive interface puts all the functions at your fingertips. You can easily draw and arrange graphic objects with the CAD editor. The database for laser parameters enables you to re-use optimised parameters many times over. You can use the QuickFlow sequence programming to create "pick-and-drop" programs that control the complete marking cycle from beginning to end. The diagnostics tool visualises and analyses the analogue measured values recorded by its sensors.

TO PRODUCT

The TruMark Station 1000 is optimally tailored to the marking lasers of the TruMark Series, offering the right solution for every application.

One-box lasers

Outstanding and compact cost-effectiveness

To the product

TruMark Series 3000

All-around solution for materials and applications

This product range and information may vary depending on the country. Subject to changes to technology, equipment, price and range of accessories. Please get in touch with your local contact person to find out whether the product is available in your country.

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