Trumpf

TruLaser 3030

Also applies to: TruLaser 3040, TruLaser 5030, TruLaser 1030, TruFiber

90 minutesAdvancedOPC-UAFull OEE

What You Need

Cat6 Ethernet cableIncluded in kit

Flowstate CL260 edge nodeIncluded in kit

Customer provides:

1
Locate the machine control panel Ethernet port
Trumpf TruLaser machines have an RJ45 Ethernet port on the control cabinet. Newer machines with HMIC (Human Machine Interface Console) have multiple ports.
2
Connect to edge node
Cat6 from the machine Ethernet port to the Flowstate CL260 edge node.

1
Configure Trumpf OPC-UA
Trumpf's smart factory integration uses either TruConnect (legacy) or the Smart Factory Hub (2022+). Enable the OPC-UA server in the machine configuration menu.
Trumpf may require a service technician visit to enable the connectivity option on older machines.
2
Configure Flowstate OPC-UA client
Set the OPC-UA endpoint to opc.tcp://<machine-ip>:4840. Trumpf uses a proprietary namespace — the Flowstate integration template maps standard nodes.

1
Browse OPC-UA namespace
Connect to the OPC-UA endpoint and verify machine status, program name, and cutting parameters are accessible.
2
Dashboard check
Laser cutter appears in Flowstate with cutting status, power output, program name, and sheet processing data.

Machine state (cutting/idle/fault/setup)

Laser power (W)

Cutting speed (m/min)

Program name / order number

Sheet count processed

Pierce count

Assist gas pressure (bar)

Chiller temperature (°C)

Nozzle change count

Don't have OPC-UA access?

The universal CT clamp works on any machine — 15 minutes, zero configuration.

Calculate what downtime is costing you, then get started.