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ABOUT TRUMPF
Founded Employees Financial Information Management Team Manufacturing in United States Facilities Research and Development Committed to North America “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 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 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 |
| OFFICES | PHONE NUMBER FAX |
SERVING THE FOLLOWING AREAS |
| Corporate Office - Accounting/Parts | 314-488-9115 866-457-2103
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Supporting all Midwest states |
Used Machine Tool Sales |
314-277-6602 |
Supporting the entire U.S. |
Eastern Missouri, Southern Illinois |
314-435-4320 |
St. Louis, Jefferson City, Cape Girardeau, Lebanon, Peoria, Alton |
Western Missouri, Kansas |
816-804-5780 |
Kansas City, Sedalia, St. Joseph, Independence, Liberty |
Iowa, Nebraska |
816-804-5780 |
DesMoines, Cedar Rapids, Davenport, Lincoln, Omaha |
Western Missouri, Kansas |
816-804-6218 |
Kansas City, Joplin, Wichita, Lenexa, Topeka, Salina |
Chicago/Northern Illinois |
847-212-5551 |
Schaumburg, Rockford, Aurora, Joliet, DeKalb, Streator |
Chicago/Northern Indiana |
847-284-4770 |
Moline, Peoria, Champaign, Quad Cities, Bloomington, Valparaiso |
Arkansas, Southwest Missouri |
479-747-9399 |
Little Rock, Fort Smith, El Dorado, Jonesboro, Batesville, Springfield |
Oklahoma |
918-706-4708 |
Tulsa, Oklahoma City, Ponca City. Lawton, Dallas, Broken Arrow |