Strong Anti-Electromagnetic Interference Ability Iron Cores For Dry Type Transformers

Definition of iron core:

The commonly used transformer cores are generally made of oriented silicon steel sheets. Silicon steel is a type of steel containing silicon (also known as silicon), with a silicon content of 0.8-4.8%. The reason why silicon steel is used as the iron core of a transformer is because silicon steel itself is a magnetic material with strong magnetic conductivity. In the energized coil, it can generate a greater magnetic induction intensity, which can reduce the volume of the transformer

The production process of laminated iron cores

longitudinal cutting and uncoiling (slitting) - transverse cutting and shearing - stacking - testing and inspection - assembly - shipment.