PROCESSManufacturing
Step-Lap joint processing
Lamination ends are offset in a controlled sequence. Cutting and stacking must preserve the same joint definition.
Interactive process schematic
See how the layers meet
Process schematic, not a scaled engineering drawing. The illustrated layers do not specify an order's step count, lap length, gap or hole positions.
Process controls
Define the joint before cutting
- Drawing definition
- Step sequence, lap length and joint gap
- Lamination grouping
- Quantity per step and packet orientation
- Inspection
- Cut dimensions, edge condition and sequence identity
The demonstration explains the offset arrangement only. It does not predict magnetic loss or noise. Any performance requirement needs the specified material, core configuration and agreed test conditions.
Next operation
Keep the sequence through assembly
Identification follows the pieces
Group and identify the cut laminations for the released joint schedule. Confirm the stacking instructions and which factory completes the assembly.
Pre-Stacking ↗For lamination cutting and packet supply, include the released joint schedule and define who completes the core assembly.
RFQTechnical review
Confirm the processing requirement
Include the drawing or width schedule, material, quantity and packing requirement.