Reenives: Global Leading Drone Motor Stator Laminated Core Supplier in China
Laminated Core for High-Performance Drone Motors & Brushless Motors – Engineering Selection Guide
📖 Technical Navigation
🔍 Definition of Laminated Core in Drone Motors
A laminated core (stator core) for drone brushless motors is a stack of thin, insulated electrical steel laminations bonded together. It reduces eddy current losses, minimizes hysteresis, and provides a guided flux path — critical for high-efficiency, high-torque density UAV propulsion. Reenives manufactures precision stamped laminated cores with epoxy powder coating, ensuring inter-laminar insulation and vibration resistance for harsh flight conditions.
[High-precision silicon steel laminations | Epoxy coating available | Outer diameter 12-120mm]
🔧 Customized for drone motors & industrial brushless motors — contact Reenives for drawing review.
🏷️ Classification of Laminated Cores
Based on material grade, manufacturing process, and geometry — Reenives tailors each type for specific power/frequency needs:
- By Material (Silicon Steel): Cold-rolled non-oriented (CRNGO) grades M250-35A, M350-50A, M470-50A. High-grade ultra-thin 0.20mm (for 60kHz+ eVTOL motors).
- By Bonding Method: Mechanical interlocking (rivet/tab), laser welding, and semi-gluing epoxy dip coating — Reenives uses imported epoxy powder coating lines for superior insulation.
- By Shape: Segmented cores for large-diameter motors, one-piece annular cores for compact drone outrunners.
📏 Technical Parameters & Validation (IEC 60404-2 / Reenives Lab Data)
Below are typical specifications for high-speed drone motor laminated cores; all values verified by Reenives’ in-house R&D center and third-party audits.
| Parameter | Value Range / Grade | Test Standard |
|---|---|---|
| Material thickness | 0.20mm / 0.27mm / 0.35mm (±0.003mm) | Micrometer, IEC 60404-2 |
| Core loss (P1.0/400) | ≤ 12 W/kg (M250-35A) | Epstein frame, Reenives #R2024-078 |
| Saturation flux density | 1.65T – 1.72T | Hysteresis graph, NIST traceable |
| Stacking factor | ≥ 97% (precision stacking) | Archimedes & image analysis |
| Insulation coating | Epoxy powder coating (class H, 180°C) | Inter-laminar resistance > 50 Ω·cm² | ASTM D149 |
| Dimensional tolerance (ID/OD) | ±0.02 mm | Concentricity ≤ 0.03 mm | CMM, Mitutoyo |
Data Source: Reenives internal material database & ISO 9001:2015 certified QC reports. Sample testing available upon request.
✈️ Application Scenarios – Drone & General Brushless Motors
Reenives laminated cores are optimized for high-frequency PWM drives, delivering low iron loss and thermal stability. Primary applications include:
- Drone Propulsion Motors: FPV racing drones, agricultural spray drones, heavy-lift eVTOL and aerial photography UAVs — where power-to-weight ratio dominates.
- Industrial Brushless Motors: Robotics, electric power tools, medical centrifuges, servo actuators.
- High-speed spindle motors & electric vehicle ancillary drives.
[Reenives stator core integrated into high-efficiency UAV motor – enhanced torque density & reduced eddy losses]
⚡ Suitable for 12N14P / 24N28P winding configurations.
📐 How to Select the Right Laminated Core – Engineering Workflow
Follow these 6 steps to match optimal stator core with your motor design. Reenives offers private mould development and sample testing for seamless prototyping.
- Define electrical frequency & speed range: (e.g. 10,000 – 60,000 rpm for drone motors) → choose thinner laminations (0.20mm) to reduce eddy current loss.
- Calculate required torque & magnetic flux: Determine stator yoke and tooth geometry using finite element analysis.
- Select silicon steel grade: For high-frequency, opt for M250-35A or even 0.20mm ultra-thin material with low core loss.
- Evaluate insulation coating necessity: Epoxy powder coating (standard at Reenives) ensures inter-laminar resistance and corrosion proof.
- Request sample core with your drawing: Reenives provides made-to-order samples within 7–12 days.
- Validate mass production capability: check yield rate, stacking factor consistency, and delivery lead time (30M pcs/year capacity).
💡 Pro tip: Reenives supports private mould development — your unique geometry, our precision stamping (imported 200–300T high-speed presses) with dust-free workshops.
❓ Engineer’s FAQ – Stator Laminated Core Pain Points Solved
🎯 Summary & Get a Technical Quotation – Optimize Your Motor Performance
⚡ Ready to upgrade your drone/brushless motor with high-performance laminated core?
Reenives offers precision stator stacks, epoxy coating, and full engineering support — from private mould to bulk supply.
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🏢 Dongguan Runlu Motor Technology Co., Ltd. (Brand: Reenives)
Reenives is a professional drone stator core manufacturer, founded in 2022.
Reenives boasts independent research and development technologies, imported stamping & epoxy powder coating equipment production lines plus dust-free production workshops, more than 100 R&D patents, 3 production bases, a factory area of over 50,000 square meters, and a staff size of more than 500. From production to sales, we support bulk purchasing, private mould development, and samples making, and can provide tailor-made perfect solutions for your production and usage scenarios. With 4 years of manufacturing experience, we have solved the production problems related to the use of stator core in industrial production for more than 1000 enterprises. We can ship globally (with complete export qualifications). Global customers are welcome to consult, visit the factory, and obtain free samples!
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