We support engineers and producers in the manufacturing of single laminations, complete custom laminated stator and rotor cores, ready for physical testing and validation in short timeframes. Thanks to our rapid prototyping service, our customers can quickly obtain design feedback and accelerate the product iteration and optimization process before proceeding with serial production.
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Every day we support engineers and R&D centers in the conception of evolving geometries, with different quantities and positions of magnets, variable slots and complex shapes.
To ensure high performance and reliability in stator and rotor prototypes, we use cutting-edge technologies and selected materials that meet the most advanced requirements in terms of magnetic efficiency, precision and insulation values.
We use BACKLACK technology for cores manufacturing. The single laminations are cut from electrical steel pre-insulated with epoxy resin. When heated to approximately 200°C, the resin cures, allowing the laminations to bond together.
The advantages of this technology are:
1. Laminated rotor core for permanent magnet synchronous motors with radial magnets, complex geometry, produced for a research and development application.
2. Laminated core for an electric machine required for a research and development project, pressing plates, bonded laminations. Complete core CNC reworking after stacking and assembly.
Minimum workable thickness: 0.1 mm, material NO10 (EN 10303).
Yes, of course. With our precision, low-power laser systems, we can produce even very complex and detailed geometries, such as very thin bridges, without compromising the material and its insulation.
Yes, this is a common practice, also because it optimizes sheet metal thickness and electromagnetic flux.
Yes, we can provide these samples.
Yes, absolutely. We manage material traceability for 100% of the batches produced, as well as the measurements of individual laminations and laminated stacks, using 2D and 3D CMM machines.
Yes, we are sometimes asked for samples specifically for loss testing or general machine performance testing during the design phase.