The current mainstream paint removal processes are stamping paint removal, laser paint removal and scraper paint removal. About advantages and disadvantages of each process and how to choose the most suitable paint removal process under different production requirements.

With the development of electric drive systems towards high speed, high power, flat wire and all-in-one, the demand for single-machine heat dissipation of motors has increased rapidly, and the development trend of system integration has limited the path of accelerating heat dissipation through the outer surface.

High-speed motors have higher output power and energy conversion efficiency, which can bring faster and more powerful acceleration and extreme speed performance to drivers at a limited power consumption level.

Electric vehicle (EV) motors are an essential component of electric vehicles and are responsible for converting electrical energy into mechanical energy to drive the vehicle.

Although in-wheel motor technology faces some challenges, its future development prospects are very broad. As technology continues to advance and costs decrease, in-wheel motors will play a more important role in electric vehicles and other fields.

Air conditioning motor structures involve many types, including single-phase asynchronous motors, three-phase asynchronous motors and variable frequency motors.

The fixed part of the washing machine induction motor is mainly composed of stator frame, frame, stator core, stator winding, end cover and support and fixing parts.

Permanent magnet synchronous motors can be divided into outer rotor structure and inner rotor structure according to the position of the rotor in the motor.

The current basic process flow of the flat wire motor stator production line is: slotting paper → making hairpins → threading hairpins → end ring shaping → end ring welding → star point connection → insulation treatment at the welding area, including wire forming and paper forming and paper insertion

X-pin winding technology is mainly used in electric vehicles, medical equipment, aerospace, etc. These application scenarios have higher performance requirements for motors and require the use of more efficient and reliable motors to meet their performance requirements.

Hairpin technology is a winding process, but it is different from the traditional copper wire coil manufacturing method. It uses copper strips inserted into the stator laminations and is made of enamelled copper wire with a layer of varnish.