Stator Lamination — The Core Fundamental Unit of a Motor's Magnetic Circuit

Stator laminations are the key fundamental components constituting the stator core of a motor. Their core function is to form the motor's magnetic circuit and ensure the efficient conversion of electrical energy into mechanical energy. Mainly made of silicon steel from reputable brands such as Baowu and Wuhan Iron and Steel, they leverage the advantages of low hysteresis loss and high magnetic permeability to meet the requirements of motors with different power ratings. Precision manufacturing processes, including laser cutting and high-speed progressive die stamping, are adopted in production to ensure dimensional consistency and forming accuracy. These components are widely applied in new energy vehicles, industrial equipment, household appliances, and other fields, among which the new energy vehicle sector imposes stringent requirements on their lightweight and high-efficiency characteristics.