Robot Laser Trimming for Car Door Panels | Cutting Head + Stand

A single robot arm reaches down from above to run a laser cutting head around a large stamped car door panel resting on a square-tube stand. The head traces the outer contour and the window opening, and a burst of sparks at the lower edge falls onto the plate under the stand. What to look at in this cell: • Panel location on the stand — the stand and its pads present every panel the same way, so the head always finds the same edge • The head on the contour — the cutting head keeps a steady distance and angle to the surface as it moves, so the cut lands on the edge • One pass for opening and outer edge — the path walks the head around both without re-referencing the panel Have large stamped parts to laser-trim? Send your part drawing and daily volume for a layout and cycle-time estimate: https://www.evsint.com/contact/#quote · sales@evsrobot.com Chapters: 00:00 Why trim a stamped door panel with a robot 00:23 The panel and the cutting head 00:52 Sparks along the contour 01:21 Around the window opening 01:33 Three design checks and how to get an estimate #LaserCutting #RoboticTrimming #IndustrialRobot #CarDoorPanel