Let Sino's Lamination Stacks Empower Your Project!
To speed up your project, you can label Lamination Stacks with details such as tolerance, material, surface finish, whether or not oxidized insulation is required, quantity, and more.
To speed up your project, you can label Lamination Stacks with details such as tolerance, material, surface finish, whether or not oxidized insulation is required, quantity, and more.
Here at Sino, we manufacture induction motor core laminations and engineer solutions that empower your motors to perform at their peak. We meticulously craft the induction motor core from stacks of thin, specially treated electrical steel sheets. Each sheet, or lamination, is insulated from its neighbors by a whisper-thin yet highly effective coating of varnish or an oxide layer.
Sino predominantly utilizes high-grade silicon steel, often referred to as electrical steel for adding a small percentage of silicon (typically between 1-4%) to the iron alloy significantly boosts its electrical resistivity. This intrinsic property of the material itself gives eddy currents another hurdle to overcome, further diminishing their impact.
But silicon steel brings more to the table:
By carefully selecting the grade of silicon steel, Sino ensures that your induction motor core – whether it’s for the stator core of an induction motor or the rotor core of an induction motor – possesses the optimal magnetic properties with the lowest possible core losses.
Lower energy consumption means smaller electricity bills.
Cooler operation leads to longer motor life and less frequent maintenance or replacement.
Motors can deliver their rated power more effectively without being hampered by excessive losses.
For motor designers, low-loss cores can mean the possibility of creating more compact motors for a given power output, or achieving higher power from an existing frame size.
An induction motor has two main core components that benefit immensely from Sino’s precision laminations:
This is the stationary part that holds the stator windings. When energized, these windings create the rotating magnetic field. The stator core of an induction motor, built from Sino’s laminations, serves several vital functions:
This is the rotating part of the motor. In squirrel-cage induction motors (the most common type), the rotor core of an induction motor houses conductive bars (usually aluminum or copper) that are short-circuited by end rings.
At Sino, manufacturing induction motor core laminations is more than just stamping steel. It’s a science and an art we’ve honed through years of dedication.
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We employ advanced, high-speed stamping presses and precision carbide dies to ensure every lamination meets exacting dimensional tolerances. This precision is vital for uniform stacking, minimizing air gaps within the core, and ensuring consistent magnetic properties.
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We source only high-quality electrical steel from reputable mills, with traceable certifications. We understand the nuances of different steel grades and their suitability for various motor designs and operational demands.
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The interlaminar insulation is paramount. We utilize various coating types (like C5 or C6) applied and cured under controlled conditions to guarantee high electrical resistance between laminations, preventing short circuits that would negate their benefits. Rigorous testing, including inter-laminar resistance checks (Franklin tests), is part of our standard quality control.
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For certain grades of electrical steel, a carefully controlled annealing process after stamping is crucial to relieve mechanical stresses induced during punching and to restore optimal magnetic properties. Sino has the in-house capability to perform this critical step.
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From raw material inspection to final stack dimensional checks, quality control is embedded in our process. We adhere to international standards (e.g., ISO 9001) to give you complete confidence in our products.
When you choose Sino for your induction motor core laminations, you’re not just buying a component; you’re investing in the heart of your motor’s performance and reliability. Whether you’re designing the next generation of energy-efficient industrial motors, specialized servo motors, or robust traction motors, our laminations for the stator core of an induction motor and the rotor core of an induction motor provide the foundation for excellence.
We understand that one size rarely fits all. That’s why we work closely with our clients, offering:
Don’t let outdated core technology hold your motors back. Embrace the efficiency, durability, and performance that Sino’s precision-engineered induction motor core laminations deliver. Let’s work together to build motors that are not just powerful, but also smart and sustainable.
Ready to give your motors the core they deserve? Contact Sino today, and let’s discuss how we can energize your next project!
Note: To speed up your project, you can label Lamination Stacks with details such as tolerance, material, surface finish, whether or not oxidized insulation is required, quantity, and more.
To speed up your project, you can label Lamination Stacks with details such as tolerance, material, surface finish, whether or not oxidized insulation is required, quantity, and more.