Amorphous cores wholesale manufacturer and supplier from TRANSMART

Nanocrystalline cores factory in China: We are a group company located in Foshan, China, with two manufacturing plants, coving a production area more than 70,000 Sqare meters. We specialized in a broadrange of tape wound cores in Amorphous metal materials, Nanocrystalline alloys, Silicon electrical steels, and Mu metal Nickel alloys, for a wide variety of applications including solar inverters, new energy vehicles, instrument transformers, current sensors, commonmode chokes, custom power transformers. We also manufacture high-performance components using our high-quality cores made in-house. The use of nanocrystalline core offers significant benefits such as increased efficiency, reduced size and weight of components, and enhanced reliability in power electronic systems. Discover a lot more info at https://www.transmartcore.com/.

After surface insulation treatment, the magnetic core is evenly mixed with the binder, pressed and annealed. There are basically three ways to obtain nanocrystalline powder: amorphous strip crushing after annealing and crystallization, mechanical alloying and molten alloy atomization. At present, mechanical alloying is still in the laboratory research stage. A few companies produce amorphous strip crystallization in small quantities in China, but it is unable to expand the market due to cost reasons. Compared with other methods, molten alloy atomization method has high efficiency and low cost. Its disadvantage is that the amorphous content of the powder is low and the loss is high.

Now, the test of magnetic core material loss of power frequency power transformer is carried out under sine wave voltage with distortion less than 2%. The actual power frequency power grid distortion is 5%. In this case, the loss of iron-based amorphous alloy increases to 106% and that of silicon steel increases to 123%. If the high-order harmonic is large and the distortion is 75% (such as power frequency rectifier transformer), the loss of iron-based amorphous alloy increases to 160% and the loss of silicon steel increases to more than 300%.

Silicon steel is a traditional magnetic material mainly for 50Hz to 1000Hz electronic and electrical applications. The toroidal core is one of the main products of Transmart Industrial. Our silicon steel core series has many styles to meet the diversified needs of customers. We manufacture various type of cores in silicon steels, such as Current Sensor Cores, silicon steel transformer core, Instrument Transformer Cores, Torodal cores, C-cores, Unicore etc. Transmart Industrial carries out strict quality monitoring and cost control on each production link of toroidal core, from raw material purchase, production and processing and finished product delivery to packaging and transportation. This effectively ensures the product has better quality and more favorable price than other products in the industry.

The common mode inductor using nanocrystalline core material can well suppress the peak voltage, protect sensitive components, and reduce the motor shaft voltage. Because of the unique characteristics of nanocrystalline core, it has been well used in some high-power system industries. Electric energy meter, power meter, ammeter, electric measuring equipment and other instrument fields. Various power current transformers in power transmission and distribution monitoring system. Leakage protection, relay protection, servo motor protection, fire monitoring, etc Current and voltage data sampling, etc. Read a lot more details at https://www.transmartcore.com/.

Commonly used transformer cores are generally made of silicon steel sheets. Silicon steel is a kind of steel with silicon (silicon is also called silicon), and its silicon content is 0.8 ~ 4.8%. The reason why silicon steel is used as the iron core of transformer is that silicon steel itself is a magnetic material with strong magnetic conductivity. In the energized coil, it can produce large magnetic induction intensity, which can reduce the volume of transformer.