As an enterprise supplier, tolerance is not optional — in series production, positioning accuracy decides whether a part can be assembled.
Laser cutting precision is the result of three factors combined: the machine's positioning accuracy, laser source stability, and material quality. If any one is weak, the cut contour deviates from the CAD model — and an automated assembly line catches this instantly.
±0.05 mm tolerance in practice
The Linardics TRUMPF TruLaser 3030 Fiber machine delivers this accuracy across the entire work area — i.e. guaranteed over a 3000 × 1500 mm sheet. Critical when a part has holes on both sides that must be perfectly concentric.
What does this mean for the partner?
- No rework: the cut contour needs no calibration or grinding.
- Lower scrap: measurable repeatability from the first to the last part.
- Faster assembly: parts fit the jigs on first try.
On a 2,000 pcs/month series, 0.05 mm tolerance instead of 0.1 mm can mean 5–8% less scrap annually — a direct return for both supplier and customer.
