The difference between stainless steel batch annealing and continuous annealing
The stator core and rotor core punches are required to rotate at a certain angle, such as using the traditional method. Production, low efficiency, precision is difficult to meet the technical requirements. Now with the rapid development of high-speed stamping technology, in the fields of motors and electrical appliances, high-speed stamping multi-station progressive dies have been widely used to manufacture automatic laminated structural iron cores, in which the stator and rotor cores can also be twisted and stacked. There is a large-angle rotary stacking riveting structure between the groove and the punching plate. Compared with the ordinary punching die, the multi-station progressive die has high punching precision, high production efficiency, long service life, and consistent dimensional accuracy of the punched iron core. Good, easy to realize automation, suitable for mass production and other advantages, it is the direction of the development of precision molds in the motor industry.