Transformer Steel Market Size and Forecast 2025–2034
Why OEMs Choose Mitred Laminations for Superior Transformer Efficiency

The Key to Transformer Efficiency: Mitred Lamination

High-capacity transformers are built to handle continuous electrical loads and perform reliably for decades. The cornerstone of their dependability lies in one often-hidden component: the core lamination. For Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs), mitred lamination has become the industry standard for achieving superior energy efficiency, reduced losses, and long-term durability.

What is Mitred Lamination in Transformers?

A transformer core consists of thin layers of Cold Rolled Grain Oriented (CRGO) electrical steel. These laminations guide the magnetic flux—the unseen force that drives voltage transformation. When magnetic flux flows uninterrupted, the transformer operates efficiently. But disruptions in the flux path lead to heat, noise, and energy losses.

Traditional rectangular joints create sharp 90° intersections where the magnetic flux meets resistance, resulting in hysteresis and eddy current losses—key contributors to no-load losses. In contrast, mitred laminations are cut at a precise 45° angle. This angled joint allows the magnetic flux to flow smoothly along the grain of the steel, ensuring seamless continuity throughout the core.

Why Mitred Laminations Are the Preferred Choice for OEMs

Reduced Core Losses:
The 45° mitre cut reduces magnetic resistance at corners, significantly lowering hysteresis and eddy current losses. This directly enhances transformer efficiency and ensures compliance with global energy regulations.

Enhanced Magnetic Performance:
Mitred laminations make full use of CRGO steel's grain orientation. The flux flows with minimal deviation, ensuring consistent magnetic behavior and improved transformer response.

Lower Operating Noise:
With fewer disturbances in the magnetic field, mitred lamination cores operate quietly. This is a crucial feature for power stations, substations, and urban electrical networks, where noise reduction is a priority.

Improved Thermal Stability:
Less energy loss means reduced heat generation. A cooler core minimizes thermal stress on insulation and other parts, extending the life of the transformer.

Stable Performance Under Load:
High-capacity transformers need to maintain efficiency even under fluctuating loads. Mitred laminations ensure consistent magnetic characteristics, providing stable performance during continuous operation.

Regulatory Compliance and Sustainability:
As energy efficiency standards become stricter worldwide, mitred lamination designs help OEMs meet standards such as BIS, BEE, and IEC while reducing their carbon footprint.

MOOPEC’s Commitment to Quality

At MOOPEC, every mitred lamination is produced with precise angular accuracy, controlled burr levels, and consistent insulation coating. We use only premium CRGO mother coils to ensure optimal magnetic alignment and dimensional stability. Every step from slitting to stacking is meticulously monitored to ensure uniform flux distribution and structural integrity.

Our expertise lies in combining technical precision with reliability. Whether for power, distribution, or special-purpose transformers, MOOPEC’s mitred lamination cores are designed to deliver consistent performance, minimal losses, and long-lasting stability.

The Right Cut, The Right Performance
For OEMs, every watt saved at the core level contributes to significant lifetime energy savings. That’s why mitred lamination isn’t just a design—it’s a performance choice.

MOOPEC: Crafted for Performance, Built for Efficiency.


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