HIGH-SPEED MOTOR CORE PROGRESSIVE DIES
Engineered for ultra-high-volume production. Our tungsten carbide progressive dies feature auto-interlocking and rotary skewing technologies, delivering strict ±0.002mm concentricity. Perfectly tailored for EV Traction Motors and Home Appliances . Backed by our 100% in-house machining capabilities.

PRECISION ENGINEERED FOR EXCELLENCE
AUTO-INTERLOCKING SYSTEM
ROTARY SKEWING
MODULAR SPARE PARTS
FLAWLESS STATOR & ROTOR LAMINATIONS
PRECISION MULTI-STATION STRIP LAYOUT
Pilot Piercing & Shaft Hole Stamping

Auto-Interlocking & Stacking

Rotary Skewing & Indexing

Outer Blanking & Part Ejection

TAILORED FOR HIGH-PERFORMANCE MOTORS
CARBIDE SPARE PARTS & TOOLING MAINTENANCE

EXPERT ANSWERS TO YOUR TOOLING QUERIES
What grade of tungsten carbide do you use for motor core dies?
We primarily utilize premium imported tungsten carbide grades (such as Sandvik or Kennametal equivalents) with fine grain structures, offering superior wear resistance and impact toughness specifically tuned for high-speed silicon steel stamping.
What is the thinnest silicon steel sheet your progressive dies can stamp?
Our precision machining permits cutting clearances tight enough to stamp ultra-thin electrical steel laminations down to 0.2mm without burr, ideal for high-efficiency EV and servo motors.
How do you handle lamination thickness variation in silicon steel coils?
Our progressive dies integrate automated rotary skewing/indexing systems. By rotating stator or rotor laminations by a specified angle during stacking, coil thickness variations are evenly distributed, eliminating lamination stack tilting.
What is the typical lead time for a custom motor core progressive die?
Standard lead time ranges from 4 to 6 weeks after DFM and CAD drawing approval, including 100% in-house machining, assembly, and high-speed stamping trials.










