Are you having trouble deciding which manufacturer to choose for introducing a laser processing machine? Let me explain why Trotec is chosen!
A laser processing machine is a digital manufacturing device that can perform three types of processing—cutting, engraving, and marking—on various materials using laser light. Laser processing machines can quickly and easily handle complex shapes that are difficult to process with blades or by hand, making them widely adopted across various industries. When considering the introduction of a laser processing machine, there are many manufacturers and models available, which can make it difficult to decide which one to choose. Trotec has been the world's number one in sales volume and revenue for plotter-type laser processing machines since 2013. In Japan, over 1,800 units have been delivered, and a wide range of customers, from large corporations to small and medium-sized enterprises, educational institutions, and individual users, have adopted them. We will explain why "Trotec's laser processing machines are chosen by so many customers and users in Japan." 【Choose Trotec for Laser Processing Machines】 1. High-speed, high-precision processing quality 2. High-quality machines with a long lifespan 3. User-friendly design 4. In-house developed dust collection and deodorization system linked with the laser processing machine 5. Reliable direct sales from the manufacturer and reassuring manufacturer support 6. World number one in sales performance, with abundant installation records in Japan
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Trotec's laser processing machines are widely adopted by a diverse range of customers, including educational institutions such as universities and high schools, government agencies, research institutes, large corporations, small and medium-sized enterprises, and individual users. For example, in the manufacturing industry, laser cutting of acrylic keychains is utilized, and in the labs of well-known large companies, they are used for new product development and prototyping. Additionally, in DIY workshops and fab labs at major home improvement stores, Trotec's laser processing machines have been installed as digital fabrication tools in over 60 locations across Japan. Many customers use them on a daily basis. Trotec has a wealth of installation experience not only worldwide but also in Japan.
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【Applications】 The applications of laser processing are extremely diverse. For example, the production of original gifts and novelties engraved with names or designs. Additionally, fixtures and displays. Architectural models and railway models with a focus on detail. Original goods processed from acrylic, wood, and leather, as well as paper packaging and cards, and prototypes made from MDF. 【Achievements】 Trotec delivery numbers (as of February 2024): Worldwide: Over 30,000 units Japan: Over 2,000 units Fab facilities: 63 units Educational institutions (universities/schools): 183 units Government agencies: Approximately 80 units
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Trotec was established in 1997 in Austria as one of the research institutions of the Trodat Group. Since then, Trotec has been researching cutting-edge technology for laser processing machines and has developed and manufactured machines that excel in engraving, cutting, and marking processing techniques. Trotec's laser processing machines are highly regarded for their speed, precision, and durability, and are currently used in over 90 countries. Additionally, since 2013, they have held the number one position in sales volume and revenue for plotter-type laser processing machines worldwide. In Japan, they are utilized by universities, educational institutions, and businesses for a wide range of applications from "manufacturing" to "prototyping." *Laser processing machines are synonymous with laser engraving machines and laser cutters.
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