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| Category | Cutting - Laser cutting machines |
| Power | 12 W |
| CNC | no |
| CNC type | |
| Weight | 6021 kg |
| worked hours | |
| hours under power | |
| state | good |
| At local norms | --------- |
| status | visible |
| Datasheet | Trumpf 12-12-30-A32/11 |
| Last availability date | 27/05/2026 |
| Product id | P260310286 |
| Language |
This offering consists of two identical laser welding systems manufactured by Trumpf in 2019, model 12-12-30-A32/11. The complete system weighs 6021 kg and includes a Trumpf TruDisk 5001 laser source supplying both units. These systems have been utilized primarily for the production of Li-ion batteries, specifically welding cell conductors for series connections in cell blocks. In this application, the cycle time for processing cell blocks was approximately 3-4 minutes.
Key technical specifications include a nominal current of 20 A and a connected load of 12 kVA. The laser welding units are equipped with focusing optics (PFO) and feature a PRIMES Focus Parameter Monitor (FPM) for laser measurement and determination. Cooling for the control cabinet is provided by a RITTAL SK 3185830 system.
The machines are housed in a factory environment with overhead lighting and ceiling structures. The laser units are predominantly white and blue, bearing the Trumpf TruDisk 5001 label, and feature control panels with buttons and warning labels on the front. The equipment surfaces appear clean and well-maintained, with no visible damage. Safety measures observed include yellow and black safety bollards and traffic cones positioned near the machinery, as well as partial metal mesh fencing on one side.
This setup is suitable for industrial laser welding applications requiring precise and reliable performance, particularly in battery manufacturing or similar fields.
The following description has been generated using artificial intelligence based on the product information available. It is provided for guidance only and may not reflect all specifications or conditions. Please contact us if you need precise or confirmed details.
The system consists of two identical laser welding systems.
Until now, the system has been used to manufacture Li-ion batteries (E-Smart). Cell conductors for series connection in cell blocks were welded. The cycle time for cell blocks in the aforementioned production was 3-4 minutes.
Basic data:
Year of manufacture: 2019
Weight: 6021 kg
Nominal current: 20 A
Connected load: 12 kVA
Disc laser: Trumpf 12-12-30-A32/11 with focusing optics (PFO)
Laser measurement and determination: PRIMES Focus Parameter Monitor (FPM)
Control cabinet cooling: RITTAL SK 3185830
1x laser source supplying both systems: Trumpf TruDisk 5001
Please note that this description may have been translated or optimized with artificial intelligence (AI) automatically. The information of this classified ad are only indicative. We recommend to check the details with the seller before a purchase.
| Client type | Machinery dealer |
| Active since | 2024 |
| Offers online | 2 |
| Last activity | June 20, 2026 |
The system consists of two identical laser welding systems.
Until now, the system has been used to manufacture Li-ion batteries (E-Smart). Cell conductors for series connection in cell blocks were welded. The cycle time for cell blocks in the aforementioned production was 3-4 minutes.
Basic data:
Year of manufacture: 2019
Weight: 6021 kg
Nominal current: 20 A
Connected load: 12 kVA
Disc laser: Trumpf 12-12-30-A32/11 with focusing optics (PFO)
Laser measurement and determination: PRIMES Focus Parameter Monitor (FPM)
Control cabinet cooling: RITTAL SK 3185830
1x laser source supplying both systems: Trumpf TruDisk 5001
Please note that this description may have been translated or optimized with artificial intelligence (AI) automatically. The information of this classified ad are only indicative. We recommend to check the details with the seller before a purchase.
| Category | Cutting - Laser cutting machines |
| Power | 12 W |
| CNC | no |
| CNC type | |
| Weight | 6021 kg |
| worked hours | |
| hours under power | |
| state | good |
| At local norms | --------- |
| status | visible |
| Datasheet | Trumpf 12-12-30-A32/11 |
| Last availability date | 27/05/2026 |
| Product id | P260310286 |
| Language |
This offering consists of two identical laser welding systems manufactured by Trumpf in 2019, model 12-12-30-A32/11. The complete system weighs 6021 kg and includes a Trumpf TruDisk 5001 laser source supplying both units. These systems have been utilized primarily for the production of Li-ion batteries, specifically welding cell conductors for series connections in cell blocks. In this application, the cycle time for processing cell blocks was approximately 3-4 minutes.
Key technical specifications include a nominal current of 20 A and a connected load of 12 kVA. The laser welding units are equipped with focusing optics (PFO) and feature a PRIMES Focus Parameter Monitor (FPM) for laser measurement and determination. Cooling for the control cabinet is provided by a RITTAL SK 3185830 system.
The machines are housed in a factory environment with overhead lighting and ceiling structures. The laser units are predominantly white and blue, bearing the Trumpf TruDisk 5001 label, and feature control panels with buttons and warning labels on the front. The equipment surfaces appear clean and well-maintained, with no visible damage. Safety measures observed include yellow and black safety bollards and traffic cones positioned near the machinery, as well as partial metal mesh fencing on one side.
This setup is suitable for industrial laser welding applications requiring precise and reliable performance, particularly in battery manufacturing or similar fields.
The following description has been generated using artificial intelligence based on the product information available. It is provided for guidance only and may not reflect all specifications or conditions. Please contact us if you need precise or confirmed details.
| Client type | Machinery dealer |
| Active since | 2024 |
| Offers online | 2 |
| Last activity | June 20, 2026 |