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The TruMark Station 5000 is a laser marking workstation from TRUMPF. The TruMark Station 5000 is laser class 1. The TruMark Station 5000 has maximum workpiece dimensions of 680 mm x 500 mm x 700 mm.[1][2]
The TruMark Station 5000 is a laser marking system workstation manufactured by TRUMPF. The system combines a marking laser, a work table, and a power supply into a single unit certified as a Class 1 laser product. The station is designed for both standing and seated operation and can be integrated into a production line via lateral workpiece transfer openings.[1][5][2]
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The maximum workpiece dimensions are 680 mm by 500 mm by 700 mm.[1][2]
The X axis travel is 300 mm and the Y axis travel is 300 mm. The Z axis travel is 500 mm, with 380 mm stated for the TruMark 5010 variant.[1][2]
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No publicly documented production dates or lifecycle milestones (introduction, end of production, EOL) for the TruMark Station 5000 are on record.
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Last updated Oct 4, 2026.
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