Lasers
Press
Brakes
Punching
Machines
NEW EQUIPMENT
ANGLE,
BEAM, AND DRILL LINES
Ocean Avenger drill line
Peddinghaus
ANGLE ROLLS
Ercolina angle rolls
Roundo angle rolls
BAND SAWS
Hyd-Mech band saws
Ocean Terminator
COLD SAWS
Kaltenbach cold saws
Scotchman cold saws
CNC
PUNCHING MACHINES
TRUMPF
CNC punching machines
DEBURRING
MACHINES
Steelmaster wet and
dry deburring
FOLDING
Schroder-Fasti folders
GRINDERS
Ercolina
HYDRAULIC STAMPING PRESSES
Pacific Press
Standard Industrial
Press
IRONWORKERS
Geka ironworkers
Scotchman ironworkers
LASER
CUTTING SYSTEMS
TRUMPF lasers
LASER MARKING SYSTEMS
TRUMPF VectorMark
MECHANICAL
STAMPING PRESSES
Standard Industrial
Press
NOTCHERS
Boschert power notchers
PARTS INSPECTION
Virtek Laser QC
PIPE
NOTCHERS
Ercolina pipe
notchers
Scotchman pipe notchers
PLASMA
AND OXYFUEL CUTTING
AKS plasma and oxyfuel cutting systems
Alltra
plasma and oxyfuel cutting systems
Retro Systems plasma
and oxyfuel cutting
PLATE ROLLING
Roundo plate rolls
POWER TOOLS
Trumpf power tools
PRESS BRAKES
Pacific press brakes
Schroder-Fasti folders
Standard Industrial
Press
TRUMPF
press brakes
PRESS BRAKE TOOLING
Specific tooling
Trumpf tooling
Wila tooling
ROBOTIC WELDING SYSTEMS
Genesis-Systems robotic
welding
SHEARS
Pacific shears
Standard Industrial
Press
STRUCTURAL
STEEL
Ocean
Peddinghaus
TOOLING
Cleveland ironworker tooling
Specific tooling
TRUMPF tooling
Wila tooling
TUBE
BENDERS
Ercolina tube benders
WATERJET
Techni waterjets
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ABOUT
TRUMPF
Inc.
Company
Profile
TRUMPF Inc. is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the TRUMPF Group. Dedicated
to serving the manufacturing needs of the American, Canadian and Mexican
markets, TRUMPF Inc. is currently the largest manufacturer of fabricating
equipment and industrial lasers in North America.
Headquarters
and Other Offices
TRUMPF Inc. headquarters are located in Farmington, Connecticut. Additional
locations are in California, Michigan, New Jersey, and South Carolina.
Founded
TRUMPF Inc. was founded as TRUMPF America Inc. in 1969.
Employees
• Staff of more than 570 in the United States. (Approximately 600
in North America, including Canada and Mexico.)
• Working in engineering, research, development, manufacturing/production,
customer service, technical training, product sales, applications and
other professional areas.
Financial
Information
TRUMPF Inc. is an independent, privately-held company. TRUMPF Inc. is
the third largest taxpayer in Farmington, Connecticut, the location of
their headquarters office.
Management
Team
Dr. Nicola Leibinger-Kammüller, President
Burke Doar, Vice President, Sales and Marketing
S. Douglas Devnew, Vice President, Finance and Administration
Kevin Domingue, Vice President, Customer Services
Holger Schlueter Vice President and General Manager, TRUMPF Photonics
Manufacturing
in United States
• Here in the United States, TRUMPF Inc. designs and produces precision
punching machinery, highly-accurate laser machinery, gas and solid-state
laser resonators, and laser diodes.
• The laser factory in Connecticut is one of the largest Nd:YAG
and CO2 laser manufacturing facilities in the United States.
Facilities
• 191,065 square feet of production facilities of designed for lean
manufacturing and state-of-the-art production (including clean rooms for
the manufacture of laser diodes, as well as for CO2 and Nd:YAG laser resonators).
• Research and development laboratories.
• Training center for technical customer seminars.
• Service center equipped with remote telediagnostic capabilities.
• Customer and technology centers for consultations and demonstrations.
• Total of 501,542 square feet in Farmington, CT, Plymouth Hills,
MI, Fremont, CA, Charleston, SC, and Cranbury, NJ.
Research
and Development
Committed to maintaining a leadership role in providing quality, state-of-the-art
technology to customers, TRUMPF Inc. invests heavily in research and development
– with more than $11.7 million spent in R&D in 2002 and even
more in 2003. Research laboratories, located in Farmington, Conn., Plymouth,
Mich. and Cranbury, New Jersey, employ approximately 50 people.
Committed
to North America
Today, in a time when companies are moving manufacturing to locations
with cheaper land, cheaper taxes and cheaper labor, TRUMPF is staying
put. In fact, TRUMPF employees in the United States recently developed
two new machines to be produced here.
“The
promise of cheap is not persuasive when you manufacture high-quality,
precision machinery,” says Peter Leibinger, chairman of the supervisory
board of TRUMPF Inc. “The lasers and machine tools we produce here
in the United States are of the highest caliber.”
Connecticut
is well known for its highly skilled and well-educated workforce. Adds
Peter Leibinger, “The can-do spirit of Yankee resourcefulness and
creativity lives on even today.”
That resourcefulness
comes in handy, particularly when companies face difficult choices. When
the going gets tough, those that stay put must get tough. Instead of moving,
TRUMPF has found other ways to remain profitable and competitive.
Made
(Lean) in the USA
Over the last decade, TRUMPF has invested significantly in its lean manufacturing
method called SYNCHRO. The result of adopting advanced manufacturing techniques
combined with sound business decisions and cost-savings measures: TRUMPF
Inc. now manufactures more efficiently than ever.
This efficiency
is reflected in the punching and laser machines designed and produced
by TRUMPF in Farmington for the US and international markets. US-made
punching machines – the TC 2010 R and TC 2020 R FMC compact –
combine classic TRUMPF technology with the speed and flexibility required
by American “just in time” environments.
Laser cutting
machines, such as the TC L 2530 Plus, offer clever design solutions that
increase production without added overhead. Approximately half of the
laser machines produced in the United States are exported worldwide. However,
the revenue generated here stays here.
Between six
and eight percent of sales are reinvested in research and development.
A new R&D lab was recently added in Farmington to create new, advanced
lasers and machines. The facility also features a clean room, where CO2
and solid-state lasers are manufactured. More than eighty percent of our
laser parts are produced here as well.
Developing
Ways to Serve Future Needs
When your customers want it yesterday, performing manufacturing and R&D
in the same location is critical. The advantages show up in both product
quality and service.
When manufacturing,
R&D, sales and service are close enough for regular communication,
improvement results in all areas. For example, engineers can better design
features that customers say they need. Research and development timetables
are accelerated too when manufacturing is near by.
Communicating
with customers is also essential. Every month, more than thirty companies
visit Farmington to meet with specialists and discuss their needs and
the applications of each machine. Such one-on-one meetings often result
in customer-tailored solutions not just for today, but for the future
as well.
Come
See Us
Visit our technology centers in California, Michigan or Connecticut to
learn more about the latest advances in fabricating machinery and lasers.
We’d love to show you around.
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