Stator and Rotor Core Loose Laminate Die
Loose laminate dies are used to produce stator and rotor cores, primarily for stamping silicon steel sheets into the desired core shapes. The key feature of loose laminate dies is their high flexibility, allowing for quick adjustments to the die structure based on different motor design requirements. They are typically used in small-scale production or during product development stages, enabling rapid response to design changes, although production efficiency is relatively lower.
Stator and Rotor Core Progressive Die
Progressive dies are an efficient type of die that uses a continuous stamping process to gradually form motor cores from strip material. The main advantage of progressive dies is their high production efficiency, making them suitable for large-scale manufacturing. They can achieve automated production, reducing manual intervention and improving product quality and consistency. Additionally, progressive dies can optimize design to minimize material waste and increase material utilization.
Stator and Rotor Core Injection Molding Die
Injection molding dies are used to combine stator and rotor cores with insulating materials through an injection molding process. The key feature of injection molding dies is the ability to achieve integrated production, reducing subsequent assembly processes. By precisely designing the die, injection molding ensures a tight bond between the insulating layer and the core, enhancing the insulation performance and reliability of the motor. Moreover, the injection molding process can reduce manual operations, lower production costs, and improve production efficiency.
