Trumpf reports that its recent open house exceeded expectations. In total, the company welcomed around 200 subcontractors and OEMs to its Technology Centre in Luton, an unprecedented figure in recent years. Trumpf says it secured four orders across several technologies. Among areas of high interest was the company’s new Oseon software, which allows users to automate the flow of factory materials without linking it to a large-scale storage system. Visitors were also keen to learn about new features, such as EdgeLine Bevel, which allows flat-bed laser users to produce chamfers and countersinks in sheet metal.
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