The German mechanical engineering company Trumpf on Wednesday posted a loss due to the difficult global economic situation and costs associated with job cuts. Earnings after taxes for the 2024/25 ...

The latest episode “Made in the USA” podcast explores a company that uses collaborative robots, one of the key tools helping US machine shops and other manufacturers compete with lower cost countries ...

Trumpf has developed a new nibbler that is the first of its kind worldwide, capable of separating various fiber composite materials: the TruTool FCN 250. This innovation will allow companies to ...

Pune, India, Sept. 28, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The global machine tools market is set to gain impetus from the rising usage of robotics to surge automation and human-machine interaction. Hence, the ...

UK industrial manufacturer HTA Group, based in Coventry, has invested more than £2 million in automated Trumpf fiber laser-based profiling technology. The manufacturer has purchased two 5kW TruLaser ...

Machine tool maker TRUMPF has become the first company to receive funding under Connecticut’s $25 million Strategic Supply Chain initiative. The company, which has its North American headquarters in ...

“BrightLine Speed” technology makes 3D laser cutting more efficient; and cuts parts with 15% less gas. BrightLine Speed benefits 3D laser-cutting of hot-formed parts. High-tech company Trumpf says it ...

Trumpf, the manufacturer of the lasers used in ASML's EUV chipmaking tools, is turning to quantum computing to explore new ways to optimize its lasers. Trumpf is teaming up with its partners from ...

FARMINGTON — Trumpf, a maker of machine tools and laser technology used in manufacturing, has been awarded a $2.5 million grant under a new program that focuses on strengthening Connecticut’s supply ...

Manufacturer TRUMPF Inc. will open a new $40 million “smart factory” May 20 in Farmington at its North American headquarters. The 55,800-square-foot advanced manufacturing facility will expand local ...

Machine tools and laser technology company Trumpf continues to spend heavily on R&D in spite of the difficult business environment. CEO Nicola Leibinger-Kammüller is critical of elements of German ...