Non-oriented silicon steel, also known as electrical steel, is a special type of steel used in the cores of electromagnetic equipment such as motors, generators, and transformers because it reduces power loss. It is economical and meets the requirements of high-efficiency, high-power motors.
Non-oriented silicon steel (Prices) is a ferrosilicon alloy containing 0.8%-4.8% silicon, produced through hot and cold rolling into thin sheets less than 1mm thick. Adding silicon increases the resistivity and maximum permeability of iron, while reducing coercivity, core loss (iron loss), and magnetic aging.
It is widely used in the home appliance industry, motor manufacturing, various motor components, and drive module components for new energy vehicles.

Time：15/06/2026 17:25:39

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