EV Stator Core Manufacturer

High-Precision EV Stator Cores for Electric Vehicle Traction Motors
Custom EV stator core solutions with high dimensional accuracy, low core loss, and excellent magnetic performance.

What is EV Stator Core?

The EV stator core is one of the most critical components in an electric vehicle motor. Manufactured from high-grade non-oriented electrical steel laminations, it forms the magnetic circuit that converts electrical energy into mechanical power. Precision manufacturing directly affects motor efficiency, torque density, thermal performance, and overall vehicle driving range.

What is EV Stator Core?
What is EV Stator Core?

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Our Product Features

High Dimensional Accuracy

Tight control of critical dimensions and slot geometry.

Low Core Loss

Optimized electrical steel and precision processing for improved motor efficiency.

High Magnetic Performance

Consistent magnetic properties for stable motor operation.

Precise Stacking

Controlled stack height, flatness, and concentricity.

Low Burr Height

Precision stamping minimizes burrs and reduces electrical losses.

Customizable Designs

Manufactured according to customer drawings and motor specifications.

Multiple Joining Technologies

Interlocking, laser welding, and bonding available.

Consistent Quality

Multi-stage inspection throughout the manufacturing process.

Fast Delivery Time

Within short time.

High-Precision EV Stator Cores Engineered for Efficient, Reliable, and High-Performance Electric Motors.

Product Specifications

Specification

Typical Options / Description

Core Type

EV Traction Motor Stator Core

Material

Non-Oriented Electrical Steel (NGO)

Steel Grade

Customized according to motor design

Lamination Thickness

0.20 / 0.25 / 0.30 / 0.35 / 0.50 mm

Outer Diameter (OD)

Customized

Inner Diameter (ID)

Stack Height

Slot Number

Customized

Customized

Customized

Slot Type

Open / Semi-Closed / Customized

Lamination Shape

Stator Lamination

Stacking Method

Interlocking / Welding / Bonding

Welding Method

Laser Welding, if required

Bonding Method

Adhesive Bonding, if required

Insulation Coating

According to electrical steel specification

Dimensional Tolerance

According to customer drawing / agreed specification

Concentricity

Controlled according to customer requirements

Flatness

Controlled according to customer requirements

Burr Height

Controlled according to agreed specification

Surface Treatment

As required

Inspection

Dimensional, flatness, concentricity, burr, stack height, appearance, core loss

Customization

OEM / ODM available

Application

EV Traction Motors, E-Mobility Motors

Material Selection

Material Selection
Material Selection
  • BAOSTEEL

  • SHOUGANG

  • TISCO

High-Performance Electrical Steel

Selected electrical steel grades with low core loss, high magnetic permeability, and stable magnetic performance for EV traction motors.

  • Low Core Loss — Reduced energy loss

  • High Magnetic Permeability — Improved motor efficiency

  • Controlled Lamination Thickness — Optimized electromagnetic performance

  • Custom Material Grades — Matched to motor design requirements

The material is sourced from

Our Manufacturing Capability

Precision Stamping

High-speed progressive stamping with tight dimensional and burr control for advanced EV motor applications.

Advanced Stacking

Automated stacking, compression and skewing technology for high-precision stator cores.

Precision Tooling

In-house progressive die design, manufacturing, maintenance and optimization.

Core Joining

Laser welding, bonding and mechanical joining technologies with controlled process parameters.

Quality & Inspection

Automated dimensional inspection, SPC, Cpk monitoring and full production traceability.

Magnetic Performance

Core loss, magnetic flux density and insulation performance verification.

Automation

Integrated automated production, robotic handling, vision inspection and MES traceability.

EV Motor Expertise

Specialized manufacturing solutions for high-speed, high-power-density and low-loss traction motors.

Advanced manufacturing capabilities for high-precision, high-performance EV stator cores.

Manufacturing Process

Electrical Steel Selection
Electrical Steel Selection
Lamination Inspection
Lamination Inspection
Automatic Stacking
Automatic Stacking
Interlocking-Laser Welding-Bonding
Interlocking-Laser Welding-Bonding
Final Quality Inspection
Final Quality Inspection
Packing and Global Shipping
Packing and Global Shipping

Electrical Steel Selection

Progressive Stamping

Lamination Inspection

Automatic Stacking

Interlocking / Laser Welding / Bonding

Compression & Forming

Final Quality Inspection

Packaging & Global Shipping

Select suitable non-oriented electrical steel according to the motor design, magnetic performance, core loss requirements, and lamination thickness.

High-speed progressive stamping produces precision stator laminations with controlled slot geometry, inner diameter, outer diameter, and burr height.

Stamped laminations are inspected for dimensional accuracy, burr height, surface condition, and critical geometric features.

Precision laminations are automatically aligned and stacked to achieve the required stack height, orientation, and dimensional consistency.

The stacked laminations are secured using interlocking, laser welding, bonding, or a combination of methods according to the motor design.

Controlled compression and forming help achieve the specified stack height, flatness, concentricity, and structural stability.

Finished stator cores undergo dimensional, flatness, concentricity, burr, appearance, stack height, and other required inspections.

Inspected stator cores are securely packaged to prevent deformation, contamination, and damage during transportation.

Quality Control

Incoming Material Inspection

Verify electrical steel grade, thickness, surface condition, and material certificates before production.

Dimensional Inspection

Check critical dimensions including inner diameter, outer diameter, slot geometry, and key tolerances.

Burr Inspection

Control stamping burr height to minimize insulation damage, eddy-current losses, and assembly issues.

Flatness Inspection

Inspect lamination and core flatness to ensure stable stacking and accurate motor assembly.

Concentricity Inspection

Verify the concentricity of the stator core to maintain precise rotor-stator alignment and consistent air gaps.

Stack Height Inspection

Control core stack height and compression to ensure consistent magnetic performance and mechanical dimensions.

Core Loss Testing

Test electrical and magnetic performance when required to verify compliance with specified material and design requirements.

Final Inspection

Perform comprehensive dimensional, visual, and functional checks before packaging and shipment.

Consistent Quality for High-Performance EV Stator Cores

Applications

Designed for high-efficiency EV traction motors, supporting reliable performance across a wide range of electric mobility applications.

Passenger EV
Passenger EV
Commercial Vehicle
Commercial Vehicle
High-speed Motor
High-speed Motor

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you manufacture according to customer drawings?

Yes. We manufacture custom stator and rotor cores according to customer drawings, 2D/3D CAD files, specifications, and technical requirements. Our engineering team reviews critical dimensions, tolerances, electrical steel grade, lamination thickness, stacking method, welding or bonding requirements, and inspection criteria before production.

For new projects, we can also provide DFM (Design for Manufacturing) review to identify potential manufacturing risks and optimize tooling, stamping, stacking, and joining processes. This helps ensure the final core meets the required dimensional accuracy, magnetic performance, assembly requirements, and production consistency.

Do you support prototype production?

Yes. We support prototype and sample production for new stator and rotor core projects. Our engineering team can review customer drawings, material specifications, lamination geometry, tooling requirements, and assembly methods before manufacturing.

Prototype production helps customers verify core dimensions, stacking accuracy, welding or bonding quality, and magnetic performance before moving to small-batch or mass production. We can then optimize tooling and manufacturing parameters based on prototype results to support a smooth transition to volume production.

Which electrical steel grades are available?

We can work with a range of non-oriented electrical steel (NOES) grades from qualified steel suppliers, with material selection based on the required core loss, magnetic flux density, lamination thickness, motor speed, and application.

Common options include thin-gauge electrical steel for high-speed and EV motors, as well as standard grades for BLDC, servo, industrial, and other motor applications. We can manufacture according to customer-specified steel grades or agreed material specifications, with material certificates and incoming inspection available for quality verification.

For a new project, we recommend selecting the grade based on the motor's operating frequency, maximum flux density, efficiency target, temperature, and core-loss requirements, rather than choosing a grade based on thickness alone.

Direct Engineering Line

Submit Your Technical Inquiry

Upload your CAD files and detailed specifications for a rapid review by our metallurgical and die design engineers. We are ready to assess your project requirements with precision and efficiency.