amorphous transformer core 353*138*74*215
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amorphous transformer core 353*138*74*215

Ribbon Width:213 mm Windows Hight:353( +2/0) mm Windows Wight:138( +2/0) mm Core Leg Build:74( 0/-2) mm

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Amorphous Nanocrystalline Core

Ribbon Width 213 mm
Windows Hight 353( +2/0) mm
Windows Wight 138( +2/0) mm
Core Leg Build 74( 0/-2) mm
Core+Cover Width 215 mm
Window Radius 6.4(±1.5)mm
Core Wight

118(±1.5%) KG

 

MATERIAL PROPERTIES

Amorphous 1K101
wear and tear <0.18 saturated magnetic induction density(Bs) 1.60T
Curie temperature (℃) 399 Density ρ (g/cm³) 7.25
Crystallization (℃) 506 Resistivity δ (μΩ.cm) 114
strength of extension(Gpa) 1.8    

The Electrical Transformer Core is designed to provide efficient magnetic flux conduction and reduce energy losses in transformers. Made from high-quality silicon steel or nanocrystalline materials, the Electrical Transformer Core ensures excellent permeability, low core loss, and high thermal stability. It enhances transformer performance, improves energy efficiency, and supports long-term reliability in power distribution, industrial, and renewable energy systems. Precision manufacturing and advanced lamination techniques make the Electrical Transformer Core a critical component for stable and efficient electrical operations. 

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