Motor Lamination cores
Main Product
- DC Motor Core
- EI Lamination
- Motor Core
- Winding Brushless Motor
- DC Motor
Ruifeng has been involved in the R&D and manufacturing of high-quality complex iron core motor laminations and lamination stacks for over 20 years.
it produces electric motor laminations and generator lamination cores for many industries – from small household appliances to locomotives, wind turbines, automotive and the aviation industry.
We are also experts in the field of aluminum rotor die casting. For critical applications such as EV traction drive rotors, we utilize an X-ray system to inspect cores for porosity after the die casting process.
With over 20 years experience, high and stable quality standards could be guaranteed.
Motor laminations are synonymous with many other names. Here are some examples:
Motor Laminations | Motor Cores | EI Laminations |
Stator Laminations | Stator Cores | EI Cores |
Rotor Laminations | Rotor Cores | UI Laminations |
Armature Laminations | Armature Cores | Electrical Laminates |
Transformer Laminations | Transformer Cores | Transformer Cores |
Application:
Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor Core | Suitable for electric vehicles, and efficient energy-saving motors |
Induction Motor Core | Suitable for all kinds of factory automation machines, vending machines, washing machines, electric fans, ceiling fans, deep water pumps, special cranes, and refrigerator |
Brushless DC Core | Suitable for all kinds of energy-efficient motors |
Servo Motor Core | Applicable to machine tools, high-precision equipment |
Series wound motor core | Suitable for power tools, auto parts, vacuu, cleaners, wood working machines |
Special motor core | For large motors, generators |
DC Motor core | Applies to treadmills, recerse osmosis filtered water dispenser |
Reluctance Motor Core | Suitable for Pulper, Power Machinery |
Shadedpole motor core | Suitable for electrical appliances, small fan and so on |
Transformer cores | Suitable for all kinds of transformers |
Packing:
Firstly, packed in Vacuum Sealed Bags, and then in cardboard carton and finally in palletized wood crates.