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Data Collection
TC 600L
Data collection
TC 600L
with TLF 1800t, 2400t, 3000t
Edition 01/2000
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Before you read on...
Data collection This data collection includes standard values for laser cutting and
piercing in different kinds of material. It may be necessary in the
field to modify these standard values to meet actual operating con-
ditions.
Target group This data collection is addressed both to the user (owner) and the
operator of the machine and to the programmer. It must be made
accessible to these persons at all times.
Constant updates Updates are published at intervals, providing information about

changes and supplements to the existing base of data. The user,
therefore, benefits from the latest advances in process
development and the insight gained from experience in the field by
TRUMPF.
Contents The data collection is sub-divided as follows:
• Notes on material
• Piercing and approach
• Overview of lenses
• Overview of nozzles
• Using the technology tables
• TLF laser: Data overview
• Overview of table collections
• Table collections for possible laser types
Reference Guides The following documentation also provide information on laser

cutting:
• Operator’s manual
• Programmer’s manual
• Handbooks on TRUMPF programming systems
To prevent unnecessary downtimes and as a condition for

fulfillment of warranty claims, the regulations and suggestions
indicated herein must be observed without fail. Strict compliance
with safety regulations is a prerequisite for the prevention of
accidents.
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Contents
1. Notes on material and cutting gas .................................. 7
2. Piercing and approach ..................................................... 9

2.1 Piercing modes ................................................................... 9
2.2 Approach from the punched hole...................................... 11
2.3 Overview: Piercing and Approach based on the material. 12
Mild steel (RST-37) ........................................................... 12
Stainless steel (1.4301)..................................................... 13
Aluminium (AlMg3)............................................................ 13
3. Overview of lenses.......................................................... 14
4. Overview of cutting nozzles........................................... 15
5. Working with technology tables.................................... 16

5.1 Numbers............................................................................ 16
5.2 Parameters........................................................................ 16
6. TLF Laser: Data overview .............................................. 18

6.1 Laser types: Which types of materials can
be machined?.................................................................... 18
6.2 Material: Which laser type for which material? ................. 18
6.3 Cutting gas consumption: How much cutting
gas for which type of work? .............................................. 19
7. Notes on table collections ............................................. 21

7.1 Notes on parameter Setting Dimension ............................ 21
7.2 Notes on parameter Cutting Speed .................................. 21
8. Overview of the table collections .................................. 22

TLF 1800t Table collections.............................................. 25
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1. Notes on material and cutting gas
The intrinsic properties of the material and the quality of the cutting
gas are a key factor affecting laser cutting results.
Material used for the data in Mild steel:

this collection The cutting and piercing parameters given in the data collection
were determined using QSt37-2 with a pickled and lightly oiled
surface.
Stainless steel:
The cutting and piercing parameters given in the data collection
were determined using 1.4301 (X5CrNi 1810) grade steel.
Aluminium:
The cutting and piercing parameters given in the data collection
were determined using AlMg3 qualities.
The cutting and piercing parameters, especially the cutting speed,

must be adjusted accordingly if other materials are used !
Material surface Cutting results

• Rusty Burring, heavy scoring, pitting
Negative material properties
• With scales Reason: Oxides cause introduction
of oxygen, thus increasing the
• Sand-blasted
amount of energy applied
• Shot-blasted (steel balls)
• Varnished Burring and scoring
Reason: The varnish is drawn into
the kerf (Good cutting results
achieved with high pressure cutting
in material up to 4 mm thick, but low
cutting speed and higher gas
consumption)
• Dry Cutting problems owing to height
regulation
Reason: Metal spatter adheres to
the material surface when piercing
Positive material properties • Pickled Good cutting results

• Oiled Considerably reduces slag forma-
tion when piercing

Materials recommended for Q St 37/2 pickled with lightly oiled surface
mild steel
Bright, sand-blasted or primer-coated materials cannot be

cut at the quality of the reference materials.
A carbon content under 0.1% leads to cutting problems.
Material-related cutting problems in laser flame cutting of
mild steel, close-grained steel or other low-alloy steels
include rough scorched cuts or burring.
Cutting copper Cutting of copper should not be attempted until you have attended
the "Cutting Technology" training course.
Copper may be cut only with oxygen (O2); never use nitrogen (N2).
Due to the risk of reflection in the event of a cutting flaw (damage
to the optics), caution must be exercised when cutting copper. For
this reason, make very sure that "MD65 Upper power limit
monitoring" is correctly set in the laser machine data:
TLF MD65
1800t 2250
2400t 3000
3000t 3750
Quality of cutting gas Oxygen (O2) 3.5 Purity 99.95 % by volume

Nitrogen (N2) 5.0 Purity 99.999 % by volume

2. Piercing and approach
2.1 Piercing modes
For the TC 600L, we recommend prepunching instead of

piercing with the laser as a general rule.
Depending on material and workpiece contour, different options

are available for piercing.
The piercing mode can be selected to reflect the customer’s
optimization criteria (e.g. to achieve short production times, or
piercing carefully to avoid damage to the material, etc.).
Piercing in ramp mode A starting hole for laser cutting can be produced without damage to
the material in ramp mode. For this purpose, the laser power is
increased over a programmed time interval and then maintained at
the given level.
Piercing prevents damage to the focussing optics and assures the

material is not scorched inadvertently.
Up to 99 different piercing cycles can be stored in the control
system of the laser.
The following parameters must be defined for each cycle and input
directly at the laser control.
Min. input Max. input

Ramp cycle number 1 99
Startup power (P1) 1 % 100 %
Continuous power (P2) 1 % 100 %
Startup time (t12) 10 ms 655350 ms
Continuous power time (t23) 10 ms 655350 ms
Gating frequency (Tf) 100 Hz 99900 Hz
Enter the following in the NC program or technology table
Piercing time (ts) 0.1 s 99 s
Startup power (P1), continuous power (P2, P3), startup time (t12)
and piercing time (ts) must be adjusted to the thickness and type of
material.
Power values P4 - P6 are set to 0 as standard, times t34 through
t56 are set to 10.
The customer must first enter the following ramp cycles at the laser
panel:

Ramp cycles TLF 1800t/2400t/3000t
Ramp Startup Continuous Startup Continuous Gating
cycle power power time power time frequency
number P1 P2, P3 t12 t23 Tf
[%] [%] [ms] [ms] [Hz]
TLF 1800t/ TLF 1800t/
2400t/3000t 2400t/3000t
1 100 100 20000 20000 10000
2 13/10/8 22/16/13 800 20000 100
(250W)* (400W)*
3 16/12/10 27/20/16 800 20000 100
(300W)* (500W)*
4 66/50/40 80/60/48 500 20000 100
(1200W)* (1450W)*
5 8/6/5 16/12/10 800 20000 600
(150W)* (300W)*
8 10/7/6 10/7/6 20000 20000 100
(180W)* (180W)*
9 12/9/7 14/10/8 800 20000 100
(220W)* (260W)*
10 14/10/8 19/14/11 1800 20000 100
(260W)* (350W)*
11 15/11/9 30/23/18 4300 20000 100
(280W)* (550W)*
12 13/10/8 36/27/21 12000 20000 100
(240W)* (650W)*
* The watt statement is obligatory. The corresponding percentage must be
determined in laser manual mode by checking the respective gating frequency.
Normal piercing
Piercing at full power
(P1 = 100 %)
Gas: Nitrogen
Application:
• Non-oxidizing cuts in stainless steel (1.4301)
• Material thickness 1 – 8 mm
Advantages:
• Using nitrogen to cut the start hole prevents oxidation at the
beginning of the cut

Careful piercing Piercing at reduced power (P1 < 100 %), low gating frequency and
low gas pressure
Gas: Oxygen or Nitrogen
Application:
• Generally recommendable for mild steel (RST37), especially
for small contours where the diameter or length does not
exceed approx. 2x sheet thickness.
Advantages:
• Careful, precision piercing with power increase in conformity
with the active ramp cycle
• Minimal slag formation
• This is the only way to make a start hole identical in size to the
width of the kerf. In all other piercing modes, craters of varying
widths will result at the start hole.
• For small contours in stainless steel, a start hole is produced
with minimal ejection of material. This prevents nozzle wear
when processing small contours and guarantees process
reliability.
Piercing with full power (P1=100%) is not allowed in mild

steel due to the danger of sparking.
2.2 Approach from the punched hole
Approach from the punched

Material Material Speed Notes
hole thickness reduction
• The cutting speed
Mild steel (St37) 1 – 8 mm No reduction during contour
approach is reduced in
accordance with the
Stainless steel 1 – 4 mm About 10% sheet thickness.
(1.4301)
5 – 8 mm About 20% • The reduced cutting
speed is derived as
follows. The speed for
Aluminium alloys 1 – 4 mm About 10% contour cutting is
(AlMg3) reduced by the percent
value indicated.

2.3 Overview: Piercing and Approach
based on the material
Mild steel (RST-37)
Mild steel large contour Sheet Contour Radius in contour

thickness diameter (mm) Piercing Approach machining (mm)
(mm)
Min > Max Normal careful Normal Reduced
1 6 X X 0.5
1,5 6 X X 0.5
2 6 X X 0.5
2,5 6 X X 0.5
3 6 X X 0.5
4 6 X X 0.5
5 6 X X 0.5
6 7 X X 1
8 11 X X 1
Mild steel medium contour Sheet Contour Radius in contour

(mm)
6 4.5 7 X X 0.5
8 6.5 11 X X 0.5
Mild steel small contour Sheet Contour Radius in contour

(mm)
1 0.5 6 X X 0.5
1,5 0.75 6 X X 0.5
2 1 6 X X 0.5
2,5 1.25 6 X X 0.5
3 1.5 6 X X 0.5
4 2 6 X X 0.5
5 2.5 6 X X 0.5
6 2.4 4.5 X X 0.5
8 3.2 6.5 X X 0.5

Stainless steel (1.4301)
Stainless steel large Sheet Contour Radius in contour

contour (mm)
Min > Max Normal Careful Normal Reduced
1 5 X X 0.5
1,5 4 X X 0.5
2 4 X X 0.5
2,5 4 X X 0.5
3 4 X X 0.5
4 4 X X 1
5* 4 X X 1
6* 5 X X 1
8** 6.5 X X 1.5
* TLF2400t, TLF3000t
** TLF3000t
Stainless steel small Sheet Contour Radius in contour

contour (mm)
1 0.5 5 X X 0.5
1,5 0.75 4 X X 0.5
2 1 4 X X 0.5
2,5 1.2 4 X X 0.5
3 1.5 4 X X 0.5
4 2 4 X X 0.5
5* 2.5 4 X X 0.5
6* 3 4 X X 0.5
8** 4 8 X X 0.5
* TLF2400t, TLF3000t
** TLF3000t
Aluminium (AlMg3)
Aluminium large contour Sheet Contour Radius in contour

(mm)
1 5 X X 0.5
1,5 4 X X 0.5
2 4 X X 0.5
2,5 4 X X 0.5
3 4 X X 0.5
4 4 X X 1
Aluminium small contour Sheet Contour Radius in contour

(mm)
1 0.5 5 X X 0.5
1,5 0.75 4 X X 0.5
2 1 4 X X 0.5
2,5 1.25 4 X X 0.5
3 1.5 4 X X 0.5
4 2 4 X X 0.5

3. Overview of lenses
The various types of focussing lenses available and their area of

application are presented in the overview below.
Lens focal length Material- No.* Area of lens application

(inch) of lens
Material Sheet gauge Gas pressure Gas type
5" 088114 Mild steel (RST37-2) ≤ 4mm ≤ 5 bar O2
Stainless steel (1.4301) ≤ 4 mm 10 – 18 bar N2
Aluminium (AlMg3)
≤ 4 mm 10 – 14 bar N2
7.5" 097517 Mild steel (RST37-2) 5 – 8 mm 0.6 – 4 bar O2
Stainless steel (1.4301) 4 – 6 mm 15 – 18 bar N2
9" 141972 Stainless steel (1.4301) 8 mm 20 bar N2
* Material No. in the spare parts list
Comparison of lenses, focal lengths 5" and 7.5" Fig. 2992

4. Overview of cutting nozzles
The various types of cutting nozzles available and their area of

application are presented in the overview below. The nozzle
designation is embossed in the nozzle.
Designation on the Material No. * of Area of nozzle application

nozzle nozzle
Standard Lens focal length Material Material
(diameter) High pressure thickness
0.8 124561 Standard 5" Mild steel (RST37-2) 1-4 mm
1.0 124562 Standard 7.5" Mild steel (RST37-2) 5-6 mm
HD 1.4 237497 Standard 7.5" Mild steel (RST37-2) 8 mm
High pressure 5" Stainless steel 1-3 mm

(1.4301)
High pressure 5" Aluminium (AlMg3) 1-3 mm
HD 1.7 237501 High pressure 5" Stainless steel 4 mm

(1.4301)
High pressure 7.5" Stainless steel 5 mm
(1.4301)
HD 2.3 126933 High pressure 7.5" Stainless steel 6 mm
(1.4301)
High pressure 9" Stainless steel 8 mm
(1.4301)
High pressure 5" Aluminium (AlMg3) 4 mm
* Material No. in the spare parts list

5. Working with technology tables
For the NC program to run smoothly at the machine, such laser

technological data as material thickness, cutting gas or the gating
frequency must be known. This data is retrieved from technology
tables stored in the controller.
5.1 Numbers
The numbers of the technology tables consist of a 4-digit

consecutive number with or without prefix.
Technology table numbers
1000 through 4999 Numbers assigned for TRUMPF tables
T2D-5001 through T2D-9999 Numbers assigned for TRUMPF tables for 2D

machining
T3D-5001 through T3D-9999 Numbers assigned for TRUMPF tables for 3D

machining
TRO-5001 through TRO-9999 Numbers assigned for TRUMPF tables for

tube machining (RotoLas, TUBEMATIC)
5000 through 9999 Freely assignable numbers
5.2 Parameters
General parameters Material thickness How thick (in mm) is the material to be
machined?
Lens Focal length of lens you will be using?
Nozzle Diameter of the nozzle in use?

Cutting parameters Setting dimension Dimension to be set at the cutting head?
The setting dimension is the position of the
focal point relative to the nozzle tip.
ES = Focus position – cutting standoff + R
ES = Setting dimension
R = Referen.dim. (recomm.:R = 0)
Focus position: Position of focal point
relative to sheet surface
E<0 E=0 E>0
Setting dimension Fig. 14765
Cutting gas Which cutting gas will be used?
Kerf How wide is the kerf (in mm)? This value is

factored in for kerf correction.
Laser output How high is the laser output (in watts)?
Gating frequency What gating frequency will the laser be

working at (Hz)?
Cutting speed Distance between nozzle and material

surface when cutting (in mm)?
Nozzle standoff Distance between nozzle and material

surface when cutting (in mm)?
Gas pressure Cutting gas pressure relative to

atmospheric pressure (in bar)?

Piercing parameters Piercing time Time (in seconds) after which execution
of the ramp cycle will be discontinued?
Ramp cycle number Ramp cycle to use for piercing?

Piercing gas Which piercing gas will be used?
6. TLF Laser: Data overview
6.1 Laser types: Which types of materials

can be machined?
Aluminium alloys
14
Stainless steel (1.4301 (N2))
12
Mild steel (RSt 37-2)
10
0
TLF 1800t TLF 2400t TLF 3000t
Maximum material thickness Fig. 19088E
6.2 Material: Which laser type for which

material?
14
TLF 1800t
12 TLF 2400t
TLF 3000t
10
0
Aluminium alloys Stainless steel Mild steel (RSt 37-2)
(1.4301 (N2))
Which laser for which material? Fig. 19089E

6.3 Cutting gas consumption: How much
cutting gas for which type of work?
Cutting gas requirements vary with the:
• Nozzle diameter
• Cutting gas pressure
Standard pressure
Maximum cutting gas
consumption per hour
G PP G PP
(standard cutting) in G PP G PP
continuous cutting: G PP

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V/t [Nm³/h] Gas volume per unit time in m³/h

p [bar] Pressure in bar
Maximum gas consumption per hour at 100% on-time Fig 8809
The values are valid for O2 and N2. Cutting gas consumption is
independent of the laser type employed.
Examples: Material Thick. Cut gas type and Nozzles ∅ Consumption

pressure
Mild steel 3 mm O2, 2.5 bar 0.8 mm 0.9 Nm³/h

High pressure cutting
Maximum cutting gas
consumption per hour (high
pressure cutting) in
continuous cutting:
V/t [Nm³/h] Gas consumption per unit time in m³/h

p [bar] Pressure in bar
Maximum gas consumption per hour at 100% on-time Fig. 8810
The values are valid for O2 and N2. Cutting gas consumption is
independent of the laser type employed.
Examples: Material Thick. Cut gas type and Nozzles ∅ Consumption

pressure
Aluminium 2 mm N 2, 10 bar 1.4 mm 11 Nm³/h
alloys
Stainless steel 2 mm N 2, 10 bar 1.4 mm 11 Nm³/h
Stainless steel 5 mm N 2, 18 bar 1.7 mm 28 Nm³/h

7. Notes on table collections
The following cutting tables contain the parameters recommended

for laser machining.
The introductory schematics are designed to guide the user to the
desired table. Note that a distinction is made between different
materials. Further criteria for choosing the correct table include:
• Standard pressure (O2) or high pressure (N2)

• the contour geometry (large/medium/small)
To facilitate table management and assignment in

programming systems, each table is assigned a number.
7.1 Notes on parameter Setting Dimension
Defined setting dimensions are listed in the tables instead of a

focus range. These setting dimensions are based on experience in
the field and values gathered from many machines. It may,
however, still be necessary to make certain adjustments for your
machine.
7.2 Notes on parameter Cutting Speed
An averaged value is specified instead of maximum and minimum

cutting speeds.
In the case of large contours, the cutting speed indicated in the
tables is generally 10% lower than the maximum possible cutting
speed.

8. Overview of the table collections
TLF 1800 turbo

Mild steel (Standard pressure)
Large contour ➪ Table 1 ➪ P. 25

Medium contour ➪ Table 1 ➪ P. 25
Small contour ➪ Table 1 ➪ P. 27
Stainless steel (High pressure)

Aluminium (High pressure)

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Lens focus length inch 5 5 5 5 5 5 7,5 7,5 7,5
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Gating frequency Hz 10000 10000 10000 10000 10000 10000 10000 10000 10000
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Ramp cycle no 9 9 9 9 9 9 10 10 11
Nozzle standoff mm 1 1 1 1 1,5 1,5 1,5 1,5 1,5
Blow-out-time s 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
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Lens focus length inch 5 5 5 5 5 5
Nozzle mm 1,4 1,4 1,4 1,4 1,4 1,7
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Gating frequency Hz 10000 10000 10000 10000 10000 10000
Cutting speed m/min 7,2 5,4 4 3,1 2,2 1,3
Nozzle standoff mm 0,7 0,7 0,7 0,7 0,7 1
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Nozzle standoff mm 0,7 0,7 4
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Lens focus length inch 5 5 5 5 5
Nozzle mm 1,4 1,4 1,4 1,4 1,4
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Setting dimension mm -1,5 -2 -3 -4 -5
Cutting gas N2 N2 N2 N2 N2
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Gating frequency Hz 10000 10000 10000 10000 10000 10000 10000 10000
Cutting speed m/min 8,1 6,3 4,9 3,6 2,7 2,1 1,7 1,3
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Gating frequency Hz 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 10000 10000
Cutting speed m/min 1 1 1 0,8 0,7 0,7 1,4 1,2
Nozzle standoff mm 0,7 0,7 0,7 0,7 0,7 1 1 1
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Cutting speed m/min 2,5 1,3 1 0,8 0,4
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Constant updates Updates are published at intervals, providing information about

Contents The data collection is sub-divided as follows:

Reference Guides The following documentation also provide information on laser

To prevent unnecessary downtimes and as a condition for

D268E.DOC Data Collection 5

2. Piercing and approach ..................................................... 9

4. Overview of cutting nozzles........................................... 15

5. Working with technology tables.................................... 16

6. TLF Laser: Data overview .............................................. 18

7. Notes on table collections ............................................. 21

8. Overview of the table collections .................................. 22

6 Data collection D268E.DOC

Material used for the data in Mild steel:

The cutting and piercing parameters, especially the cutting speed,

Material surface Cutting results

Positive material properties • Pickled Good cutting results

D268E.DOC Data Collection 7

Bright, sand-blasted or primer-coated materials cannot be

Quality of cutting gas Oxygen (O2) 3.5 Purity 99.95 % by volume

8 Data collection D268E.DOC

2.1 Piercing modes

For the TC 600L, we recommend prepunching instead of

Depending on material and workpiece contour, different options

Piercing prevents damage to the focussing optics and assures the

Min. input Max. input

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10 Data collection D268E.DOC

Piercing with full power (P1=100%) is not allowed in mild

2.2 Approach from the punched hole

Approach from the punched

D268E.DOC Data Collection 11

Mild steel (RST-37)

Mild steel large contour Sheet Contour Radius in contour

Mild steel medium contour Sheet Contour Radius in contour

Mild steel small contour Sheet Contour Radius in contour

12 Data collection D268E.DOC

Stainless steel large Sheet Contour Radius in contour

Stainless steel small Sheet Contour Radius in contour

Aluminium large contour Sheet Contour Radius in contour

Aluminium small contour Sheet Contour Radius in contour

D268E.DOC Data Collection 13

The various types of focussing lenses available and their area of

Lens focal length Material- No.* Area of lens application

5" 088114 Mild steel (RST37-2) ≤ 4mm ≤ 5 bar O2

Stainless steel (1.4301) ≤ 4 mm 10 – 18 bar N2

7.5" 097517 Mild steel (RST37-2) 5 – 8 mm 0.6 – 4 bar O2

Stainless steel (1.4301) 4 – 6 mm 15 – 18 bar N2

9" 141972 Stainless steel (1.4301) 8 mm 20 bar N2

* Material No. in the spare parts list

Comparison of lenses, focal lengths 5" and 7.5" Fig. 2992

14 Data collection D268E.DOC

The various types of cutting nozzles available and their area of

Designation on the Material No. * of Area of nozzle application

1.0 124562 Standard 7.5" Mild steel (RST37-2) 5-6 mm

HD 1.4 237497 Standard 7.5" Mild steel (RST37-2) 8 mm

High pressure 5" Stainless steel 1-3 mm

HD 1.7 237501 High pressure 5" Stainless steel 4 mm