Overview
Cold-rolled non-oriented electrical steel has magnetic properties intended to be comparatively uniform in the plane of the sheet. It is commonly specified for laminations in motors, generators, compressors, and related rotating electrical equipment. An order needs an exact grade and governing standard because the grade designation links nominal thickness and magnetic-property limits to defined test conditions. Buyers should state thickness, width, coil or sheet form, insulation coating class, maximum specific total loss, minimum magnetic polarization or induction where required, dimensional tolerances, coil data, and inspection documents. Transformer-core material should be reviewed separately when grain-oriented electrical steel is required. Final grade selection depends on the equipment design, lamination process, and agreed test basis. Coil handling and edge requirements should also be agreed before order acceptance.
Product scope
- Non-oriented electrical steel is separated from grain-oriented transformer steel.
- Magnetic properties are stated with the ordered grade and test conditions.
- Grade, coating, dimensions, and magnetic test conditions are treated as separate order fields.


