MATERIALLaminations
CRGO Laminations
CRGO core laminations cut to the specified shape and joint schedule, with grouping and identification appropriate to your assembly process.
01 / Specification
Product specification
- Supply scope
- Cut core laminations, grouped or pre-stacked
- Material
- Specified CRGO / GOES grade and thickness
- Operations
- Cut-to-length, mitres, holes and notches where specified
- Joint control
- Piece sequence and orientation to the released schedule
- Cut-edge control
- Burr height <0.02 mm
Supply scope
From individual shapes to identified groups
Precision-cut limb and yoke shapes follow the stepped section and joint sequence in your design. Counted pieces and identified pre-stacked packets preserve the sequence from our cutting line to your assembly operation.
Before ordering
How is this different from pre-cut lamination supply?
This page covers the broader core-lamination scope, including joint sequencing and agreed pre-stacking. Pre-cut supply is limited to identified cut pieces for factories that arrange and stack them in-house.
CRGO lamination supply
A cutting schedule your assembly team can use
- Material
- Specify CRGO grade, thickness, coating and the material loss requirement with its frequency and flux-density basis.
- Drawing and dimensions
- Provide the drawing number and released revision, piece numbers, profiles and dimensions for each step, including lengths, widths, mitres, holes, notches and drawing tolerances.
- Step-lap definition
- Confirm the step sequence, orientation and pieces per step. Map packet and package labels to the piece numbers and assembly positions in your lamination schedule.
- Quantity and packing
- State pieces or complete core sets, quantities by profile, required grouping and the receiving factory's assembly method. Identify whether delivery is loose cut pieces or pre-stacked packets; final core assembly and clamping at destination remain within the agreed handover scope.
Maximum cut-to-length processing width is 890 mm. Other dimensions, tolerances and tooling requirements are checked against the drawing; the width figure is not a guarantee that every geometry is feasible.
Slitting produces strip coils; cut-to-length processing produces the specified lamination pieces. Review the step-lap processing scope and the inspection basis for lamination burr control.
Identified packet delivery
From cut pieces to pre-stacked supply
The 63 MVA pre-stacked export reference shows packets supplied for core assembly at the receiving factory. The project rating identifies the transformer application; your new order requires its own material and cutting schedule.
For assembled transformer cores, define the separate stacking, clamping and accessory scope. For material-only procurement, use the CRGO coil and slit-coil supply page.
RFQTechnical review
Send your core drawing
Include the drawing revision, material specification, quantity and destination.