Automotive body‑in‑white panels include door inner‑outer plates, fender blanks, roof panels and various body reinforcement plates. Main raw materials are galvanized steel and high‑strength low‑alloy steel. In new‑vehicle R&D phase, large quantities of prototype sheet blanks are required for crash and assembly verification. Traditional stamping requires huge mould investment and long manufacturing cycle. Burr, coating damage and dimensional deviation will directly affect subsequent body‑in‑white welding assembly quality. Fiber laser realizes mould‑free flexible blanking, protects galvanized layer quality, adapts automotive prototype trial‑production and low‑medium volume variant production.
Suitable for thin‑medium galvanized & high‑strength body‑panel prototype blanks
Recommended Power:3000W / 6000W / 12000W
Nitrogen cutting for galvanized sheet coating protection
For mixed processing of body‑panel sheets and auxiliary body tubular parts
Recommended Power: 3000W ~ 12000W
Free switch between sheet‑plate and tube processing
Mass cutting for body auxiliary tubular structural profiles
Recommended Power: 3000W / 6000W
Burr‑free tube notch & hole processing
Body‑in‑white prototype & trial‑sample assembly welding
Recommended Power:1500W / 2000W, water cooling
Sample Display: Door panel prototype blank sample, fender sheet sample, BIW reinforcement plate sample
Reference Parameter:2mm galvanized automotive body‑panel steel,6000W laser, Nitrogen assist, Cutting speed:2.8 m/min, low‑damage galvanized surface, burr‑free edge.
| Item | Stamping Die Process | Fiber Laser Cutting |
|---|---|---|
| New‑Car R&D Prototype Parts | Need die opening, long lead‑time & high cost | Mould‑free, produce parts directly from CAD data |
| Galvanized Coating Protection | Mechanical stamping easily causes coating peeling | Nitrogen cutting reduce galvanized‑layer damage risk |
| Minor Body‑Panel Design Revision | Require stamping‑mould re‑work, high expense | Only update cutting program, fast modification |
Q1: Will laser cutting destroy galvanized coating on automotive body sheet?
A: Adopt high‑pressure nitrogen assist parameter, we can greatly reduce galvanized‑layer burning‑off and peeling phenomenon.
Q2: Is laser suitable for body‑in‑white crash‑test prototype sheet‑metal parts?
A: Yes, mould‑free, can quickly output various BIW test‑sample blanks according to R&D CAD drawings.
Q3: What laser power is usually selected for automotive body‑panel prototype cutting?
A: 6000W‑12000W is mainstream configuration for automotive galvanized and high‑strength body‑sheet processing.
Automotive body‑in‑white panel prototype blanking, mounting‑hole one‑step cutting and BIW workpiece demonstration.
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