Stator and Rotor Laminations Manufacturer

Stator and Rotor Laminations Manufacturer

What Can We Customize

We offer customization of rotor stator core laminations, including various dimensions and mold modifications, etc. to meet the design and verification of the assembly motor.

Dimensions

Diameter, thickness, length, slots, tooths, etc. are customized to perfectly match motor and generator specifications.

Separate purchase

Flexibly purchase stator laminations or rotor laminations, There are 18 punching machines ranging from 110T to 500T that can meet various quantities and sizes of punching.

Assist with mold modification

Will assist in evaluating mold modifications. After the sample verification, if the laminations design needs to be adjusted to meet the final performance requirements of the motor.

Samples Making

According to different design and length requirements, we will choose laser and wire cutting to produce motor lamination prototype pertinence.

Laser Cutting

Low-Speed Wire Cutting

Stamping Capabilities

Compound Stamping
Compound Stamping
Progressive High-Speed Stamping
Single Slot Stamping

Mold Stamping Process Steps

Our electric motor lamination process typically involves five key steps:

Raw Material Preparation

Source and prepare electrical steel sheets, ensuring consistent thickness, smooth finish, and optimal material quality.

Mold Manufacturing

Design and produce precision molds or dies for cutting laminations accurately, efficiently, and with minimal material waste.

Mold Testing

Loading molds on the punching machine for testing and adjusting, until the products dimensions & tolerance meet the drawings very well.

Stamping

Perform stamping to create laminations with precise dimensions, smooth edges, and excellent accuracy.

Quality Inspection

Conduct thorough inspections, verifying dimensions, surface finish, and insulation to meet industry standards and motor requirements.

Quality Inspection

Our quality inspection process consists of four stages: first-piece inspection, self-inspection, patrol inspection, and final inspection, ensuring each stator and rotor lamination meets strict standards.
First-Article Inspection
Inspectors check dimensional accuracy, material quality, coating thickness, and appearance. Use calipers, micrometers, and optical tools to compare with design specifications and prevent setup and material issues.
Operators verify surface quality, coating uniformity, stamping accuracy, and dimensional consistency. We use calipers, micrometers, coating gauges, and digital instruments to catch issues early and improve quality.
Quality inspectors monitor equipment performance, tool condition, and machine settings. Vibration analysis tools, temperature sensors, and calibration equipment ensure machine stability and prevent tool wear and misalignment.
Inspectors check dimensions, surface quality, and packaging. Using CMMs, digital calipers, visual tools, and insulation resistance testers, we ensure conformity and separate non-compliant items for rework or disposal.
Electric Motor Laminations Quality Inspection Workshop
Coordinate Measuring Machine
Electric Motor Laminations Quality Inspection Equipment

Available Materials

Our electric motor laminations made from silicon steel or amorphous alloy materials offer excellent magnetic properties, low core losses.
Silicon Steel

Silicon Steel ( Electrical Steel)

Cobalt Alloys

Nickel Alloys

Nickel Alloys

Iron Alloys

Iron Alloys

Our Global Partners

  • SIEMENS ABB ALSTOM BYD SAIC CRRC SIEMENS ABB ALSTOM BYD SAIC CRRC
  • GAC Group GREE HONGQI HOZON AUTO INNOMOTICS Li Auto GAC Group GREE HONGQI HOZON AUTO INNOMOTICS Li Auto
  • CSIC FAW SHACMAN WULING YUTONG CSIC FAW SHACMAN WULING YUTONG CSIC FAW

General FAQs

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How do the thickness and material properties of stator core laminations affect performance?

The motor’s overall performance and efficiency are impacted by the lamination thickness. Thinner laminations reduce eddy current losses, while the material properties, such as silicon content, affect magnetic permeability and conductivity, influencing the motor’s overall efficiency.

Yes, stator and rotor laminations can be purchased separately. You can order each component according to your motor requirements, ensuring compatibility with the rest of the motor assembly.

Quality testing for stator and rotor laminations includes dimensional checks, magnetic testing, surface inspections for defects, and electrical conductivity tests to ensure the laminations meet strict performance and reliability standards.

After production, stator and rotor laminations are separated with sponges and packed in non-wooden boxes for export. can have its packaging altered to suit the needs of the client. Options include custom box sizes, labeling, and additional protective layers to ensure safe delivery and easier handling.
The delivery time for stator rotor laminations typically ranges from 1 to 4 weeks, depending on customization requirements, order volume, and production schedule. Lead times may vary based on specific project needs.
For rotor stator laminations, the majority of manufacturers do have a minimum order quantity (MOQ). The MOQ depends on factors such as design complexity, material specifications, and production capacity, ensuring cost-effectiveness for both parties.
Shipping cost depends on quantity, weight, and delivery method. Express delivery is fastest but costly, while ocean freight is a more affordable solution for bulk shipments. Detailed info is necessary.
Yes, laminations can be customized in terms of material, thickness, and coating types depending on the specific requirements of the motor or generator, ensuring optimal performance.
Defects are prevented by ensuring precise machining, using high-quality materials, proper setup of machines, and conducting frequent inspections like first-article checks, self-inspections, and final inspections.
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