23Q110

23Q110ODM magnetic core with CRGO steel strip, used to manufacture high-efficiency transformers, improve energy conversion efficiency.

Material: Oriented Silicon Steel                                                                                                        Technique: Cold Rolled
Thickness: 0.18 - 0.3 Mm                                                                                                        Shape: Coil/sheet/plate
Standard: AISI,ASTM,BS,DIN,GB,JIS                                                                                                        Place Of Origin: Shanghai, China
Tolerance: Min Width Tolerance ±0.01                                                                                                        Processing: Decoiling, Cutting
Application: Transformer Core                                                                                                        Color: Silver Gray
Port: Shanghai Port                                                                                                        Coil ID: 508/610mm

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23Q110

ODM CRGO Steel Strips For Magnetic E And I Core Transformer

Electrical steel is classified into two types: Non-oriented (NO) electrical steel and Grain-oriented (GO) electrical steel. NO steel is widely used in motors and generators, in which the magnetization direction is rotated in the sheet plane. GO is mainly used as a core material of transformers, in which the magnetization direction is unidirectional.

Grain-Oriented Electrical Steel is an electrical steel in which the easy magnetization direction of the grain is parallel to the rolling direction and the silicon content is about 3%.
●Exhibits excellent magnetic properties in one direction (the rolling direction) of the steel sheet
●Features excellent magnetic properties, including high magnetic flux density, low iron loss, and low magnetostriction
●Typical applications: power transformers, distribution transformers, audio transformers, current and potential transformers, medium to large generators, reactors, and magnetic shields.

Dimensional and Shape Tolerances

Nominal Thickness

(mm)

Nominal Thickness Tolerance (mm)
Longitudinal Thickness Tolerance (mm)
Traverse Thickness Tolerance (mm)

Width

Tolerance

(mm)

Flatness

(%)

Camber within 2m
0.18
±0.015
≦0.020
≦0.010 0~+1 ≦1.5 ≦0.9
0.20
±0.015
≦0.020
≦0.010 0~+1 ≦1.5 ≦0.9
0.23
±0.020
≦0.025
≦0.015 0~+1 ≦1.5 ≦0.9
0.27
±0.025
≦0.025
≦0.015 0~+1 ≦1.5  ≦0.9
0.30 ±0.025 ≦0.025 ≦0.015 0~+1 ≦1.5 ≦0.9
0.35 ±0.025 ≦0.025 ≦0.015 0~+1 ≦1.5 ≦0.9

Notes:

a. The traverse thickness deviation refers to the thickness difference between the center of the steel plate and 15mm from the edge.

b. The longitudinal thickness difference is the difference between the maximum thickness and the minimum thickness measured along the length direction (parallel to the rolling direction) on any steel strip with a length of 2m.

c. Please feel free to contact us if you have special requirements.


Core Loss

23Q110 (0.23 m m)

Test method : Epstein Test Apparatus 

Specimen : 30mm wide X 300mm long were sheared in the rolling direction and subjected to SRA at 800℃ for 2tirs

Density : 7.65kg/dm








Core Loss

23Q110 (0.23 m m)

Test method : Epstein Test Apparatus 

Specimen :30mm wide X 300mm long were sheared in the rolling direction and subjected to SRA at 800℃ for 2tirs

Density : 7.65kg/dm








Core Loss

23Q110 (0.23 m m)

Test method : Epstein Test Apparatus 

Specimen :30mm wide X 300mm long were sheared in the rolling direction and subjected to SRA at 800℃ for 2tirs

Density : 7.65kg/dm