Custom axial flux stator cores wound from 0.1–0.5 mm electrical steel, with slot features formed by laser — no stamping die required. Send your drawing for a quote.

Custom axial flux stator cores wound from 0.1–0.5 mm electrical steel, with slot features formed by laser — no stamping die required. Send your drawing for a quote.

Radial Motor Core Shunge Steel manufactures custom radial motor cores in Foshan, Guangdong, China — stator and rotor cores built from stamped electrical steel laminations and stacked to the dimensions your motor design calls for. The radial flux motor is the cylindrical machine used in the great majority of electric motors. Its stator core is a ring of slotted laminations stacked along the shaft axis, and its rotor core is the matching stack that turns inside it. A radial motor core is therefore a stamped lamination stack: the stamping die, the stacking method and the burr control are what decide whether the finished core performs. Every core is produced to the customer's drawing. You send us the lamination profile, slot geometry, outer and inner diameter, stacking height, material grade, stacking method and tolerance requirements. We review the design, quote the tooling and produce the cores.

Radial Motor Core Shunge Steel manufactures custom radial motor cores in Foshan, Guangdong, China — stator and rotor cores built from stamped electrical steel laminations and stacked to the dimensions your motor design calls for. The radial flux motor is the cylindrical machine used in the great majority of electric motors. Its stator core is a ring of slotted laminations stacked along the shaft axis, and its rotor core is the matching stack that turns inside it. A radial motor core is therefore a stamped lamination stack: the stamping die, the stacking method and the burr control are what decide whether the finished core performs. Every core is produced to the customer's drawing. You send us the lamination profile, slot geometry, outer and inner diameter, stacking height, material grade, stacking method and tolerance requirements. We review the design, quote the tooling and produce the cores.

Radial Motor Core Shunge Steel manufactures custom radial motor cores in Foshan, Guangdong, China — stator and rotor cores built from stamped electrical steel laminations and stacked to the dimensions your motor design calls for. The radial flux motor is the cylindrical machine used in the great majority of electric motors. Its stator core is a ring of slotted laminations stacked along the shaft axis, and its rotor core is the matching stack that turns inside it. A radial motor core is therefore a stamped lamination stack: the stamping die, the stacking method and the burr control are what decide whether the finished core performs. Every core is produced to the customer's drawing. You send us the lamination profile, slot geometry, outer and inner diameter, stacking height, material grade, stacking method and tolerance requirements. We review the design, quote the tooling and produce the cores.

Stator core and rotor core consist of motor lamination. A qualified core depends on advanced production line to make sure size accuracy and stable quality raw material is the key to guarantee high conductivity and high lamination. Strict QC and good after sale service is provided. 

This Octagonal Grain‑Oriented Silicon Steel Core is precision‑manufactured from high‑grade grain‑oriented silicon steel sheets, through slitting, stamping, stacking and riveting into a symmetrical octagonal closed‑frame structure.

Professional Manufacturer of CRGO transformer iron core

Professional Manufacturer of CRGO transformer iron core

Our Iron-Based Amorphous Alloy Cores are made from ultra-thin amorphous ribbons (20–30µm) via precision winding and optional post-processing. Compared with traditional grain-oriented silicon steel cores, they feature ultra-low core loss, high magnetic permeability, and compact size — ideal for energy-efficient power systems.    

Custom axial flux stator cores wound from 0.1–0.5 mm electrical steel, with slot features formed by laser — no stamping die required. Send your drawing for a quote.

Custom axial flux stator cores wound from 0.1–0.5 mm electrical steel, with slot features formed by laser — no stamping die required. Send your drawing for a quote.

Custom axial flux stator cores wound from 0.1–0.5 mm electrical steel, with slot features formed by laser — no stamping die required. Send your drawing for a quote.

Custom axial flux stator cores wound from 0.1–0.5 mm electrical steel, with slot features formed by laser — no stamping die required. Send your drawing for a quote.

Custom axial flux stator cores wound from 0.1–0.5 mm electrical steel, with slot features formed by laser — no stamping die required. Send your drawing for a quote.

Custom axial flux stator cores wound from 0.1–0.5 mm electrical steel, with slot features formed by laser — no stamping die required. Send your drawing for a quote.

Custom axial flux stator cores wound from 0.1–0.5 mm electrical steel, with slot features formed by laser — no stamping die required. Send your drawing for a quote.

Shunge Steel manufactures custom toroidal transformer cores in Foshan, Guangdong, China — wound ring cores in grain-oriented electrical steel, produced to the dimensions and the treatment requirements your design calls for. A toroidal core is made by winding a continuous strip of electrical steel around a ring former until the specified build is reached. Because the strip is wound rather than stacked, the magnetic path has no joints in the flux direction, and the core needs no air gap in a normal transformer application. That is why toroidal transformers of the same rating are typically more compact and mechanically quieter than laminated types. Every core is produced to the customer's specification. You send us the core dimensions, material grade, strip thickness, insulation and treatment requirements. We review the specification, confirm feasibility and quote.

Shunge Steel manufactures custom toroidal transformer cores in Foshan, Guangdong, China — wound ring cores in grain-oriented electrical steel, produced to the dimensions and the treatment requirements your design calls for. A toroidal core is made by winding a continuous strip of electrical steel around a ring former until the specified build is reached. Because the strip is wound rather than stacked, the magnetic path has no joints in the flux direction, and the core needs no air gap in a normal transformer application. That is why toroidal transformers of the same rating are typically more compact and mechanically quieter than laminated types. Every core is produced to the customer's specification. You send us the core dimensions, material grade, strip thickness, insulation and treatment requirements. We review the specification, confirm feasibility and quote.