1250MM Non-Oriented Silicon Steel Coil JIS C2552 ASTM A677M EN10106 Electrical Steel
1.Product Overview
Non-oriented silicon steel coils are cold rolled electrical steel materials developed for motors, generators, compressors, transformers, and rotating electrical equipment. The material provides balanced magnetic properties in all directions and is suitable for applications requiring efficient magnetic flux performance and controlled core loss.
Grades including 35WW series and 50WW series are widely used for motor lamination production and energy-efficient electrical equipment manufacturing.
2.Technical Solution
Cold rolling and silicon alloy processing improve electrical resistivity and reduce hysteresis loss under alternating magnetic fields.
The insulation coating on the surface helps reduce eddy current loss between laminations during motor operation.
35WW series materials generally provide lower core loss and higher magnetic performance compared with higher loss grades such as 50WW1000 or 50WW1300.
Different grades are selected according to motor efficiency targets, operating frequency, and energy consumption requirements.
3.Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Non-Oriented Silicon Steel Coil |
| Standard | JIS C2552 / ASTM A677M / EN10106 / GB/T2521 |
| Thickness | 0.50mm |
| Width | 1250mm |
| Coil ID | 508mm / 610mm |
| Material Grades | 35WW230 to 50WW1300 |
| Surface Condition | Coated |
| Packing | Waterproof paper + metallic envelope |
| Certification | ISO / BV / SGS |
| MOQ | 50 MT |
4.Application
The material is widely used in industrial motors, electric motors, generators, compressors, fans, pumps, transformers, household appliances, and electrical lamination manufacturing.
Non-oriented silicon steel is suitable for rotating magnetic field applications requiring magnetic consistency in different directions.
5.Processing
6.Advantages
7.How to Choose
8.FAQ
Q1.What is non-oriented silicon steel
It is electrical steel with relatively uniform magnetic properties in all directions, mainly used for rotating electrical machinery.
Q2.What is the difference between 35WW and 50WW grades
35WW grades generally provide lower core loss and higher magnetic efficiency than 50WW grades.
Q3.What applications use non-oriented silicon steel
It is commonly used in motors, generators, compressors, transformers, and electrical equipment.
Q4.Can the coils be slit into smaller widths
Yes. Slitting and lamination processing services are available.
Q5.What standards are supported
The material can be supplied according to JIS C2552, ASTM A677M, EN10106, and GB/T2521 standards.