Overview of Hot Rolled Non-oriented Low Silicon Steel

"Hot Rolled Non-oriented Low Silicon Steel" refers to hot rolled non-oriented low silicon silicon steel, which is a type of silicon steel. Silicon steel, also known as electrical steel, is an iron-silicon alloy with extremely low carbon content and 0.5%-4.5% silicon content. It is mainly used to manufacture the cores of various transformers, motors and generators. Its production process, performance and use have their own characteristics.

Product Parameters

Characteristics of Hot Rolled Non-oriented Low Silicon Steel

1. Production process: It is produced by hot rolling process. Compared with cold rolled silicon steel, the cold rolling process is omitted and the production process is relatively simplified.

2. Silicon content: The silicon content is relatively low, which makes it different from high silicon silicon steel in some properties, such as the magnetic properties may be slightly lower, but the processing performance may be better.

3. Crystal structure: The non-oriented structural characteristics mean that its magnetic properties in all directions are relatively uniform, which is suitable for some products such as motors that do not have strict requirements on the direction of the magnetic field

Application scenarios of hot-rolled non-oriented low-silicon steel

Hot-rolled non-oriented low-silicon steel is mainly used in some small motors, motor parts in household appliances and other fields. Due to its uniformity of magnetic properties and certain processing performance, it can meet the basic requirements of these products for core materials, and may have certain advantages in cost. For example, this type of steel may be used in compressor motors of household appliances such as air conditioners, refrigerators, and washing machines