TRUMPF presents laser etching and plasma power technologies designed to improve efficiency, process stability, and cost control in semiconductor manufacturing.

Lasers replace chemical processes to prepare adhesive bonds and coatings for electromobility and provide corrosion protection for aluminum components, ensuring greater sustainability.

EKPO equips a production line with fiber lasers to meet global fuel cell demand, welding ultrathin 75–100 μm plates for efficient coolant flow.

The company increased UKP laser power to 300 watts and added real-time control, enabling precise, industrial-scale production of films, displays, and membranes.

Pressure-tight aluminum welding in large-scale production? No problem for hago—thanks to TRUMPF technology proven in gas-tight stainless steel welding, now adapted for aluminum.

Artificial intelligence in VisionLine Inspect reduces waste and costs in battery production for e-cars and body construction, with no programming skills required.

The two companies are developing AI chips and software to improve welding, cutting and marking processes. The technology is intended for more efficient laser applications to accelerate production.

TRUMPF develops efficient laser processes for recycling electric car batteries. Battery manufacturers can reuse valuable raw materials and comply with the EU recycling quota.

By using three high-end laser applications, the German automotive supplier Webasto has taken this vital component to a new level.

High energy efficiency with TruHeat VCSEL heating modules for battery foil drying. Next generation of innovative VCSEL technology supports lower power densities.