Backlack Self Bonding Lamination Stacks In China
From stamping to stacking motor lamination stacks, we innovate step by step. Lamination bonding is a new technology in our company. The self-bonding process without the need for additional adhesives, results in a more streamlined and efficient manufacturing process.
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Bonding Varnish/Backlack Technology To Bonding Lamination Stacks
Lamination bonding represents a groundbreaking advancement in the design and manufacturing of electrical machinery components. Stator rotor stacks the lowest iron loss for high-efficiency motors is important.
Stator and rotor cores are typically constructed from thin sheets of silicon steel, which are stacked together in order to minimize eddy current losses.
The laminations use bonding varnish/backlack to bonded in order to create a stable core. Unlike traditional methods that rely on interlocking teeth or welding points to secure laminations, This bonding lamination technology is used to reduce interlaminar loss and corrosion.
As a professional motor lamination stacks manufacturer, whether you need to integrate into the punching process (interlocking, full-face bonding, or spot bonding stacking process) or those downstream from the punching process (welding, cleating, riveting stacking process).
Motorneo custom tailors manufacturing and assembly solutions for your company’s specific assembly requirements.

Materials Used in Self Bonding Laminations
Bonding materials
| EB540, EB546, EB548 | EB540, EB546, and EB548 are mainly used in large motor cores such as rail transportation and wind power. |
| EB549 | EB549 and EB549 Rapid are mainly used in small and medium-sized motor cores such as electric vehicle motors. |
| Magna-Tac E645 | Magna-Tac E645 is used for bonding stack laminations used in stators, rotors, gyros, servomechanisms, synchros, transformers, and magnetic amplifiers. |
| Magna-Tac F310 | Magna-Tac F310 is also designed for high temperature applications including motor laminates and transformer cores. |
| 3M™ Scotch-Weld™ 2290 | 3M™ Scotch-Weld™ 2290 is ideal for coating on laminated steel cores of electric motor stator and rotor assemblies as well as coils. |
| Magna-Tac TR-8899 | Magna-Tac TR-8899 is a one part formulated thermosetting epoxy designed to adhere metals and alloys in transformer cores, as well as electric motor rotors and stators. |
| Z, Backlack, Suralac 9000 | Suralac 9000 Silicon steel motor stator laminations with C3 Back-lack Type insulation. |
| PE75W, PE49 | Waelzholz’s bonding varnish (variations: PE75W, PE49) bonds lamination stacks for electric motors. |
| Permabond® | Permabond single component epoxies, surface activated acrylics, cyanoacrylate, and UV/Anaerobic cure adhesives to adhesives electric motor laminations. |
| DECJ0705 | DECJ0705 is suitable for brushing and bonding between silicon steel sheets in the stator core of high-voltage large generators during the lamination process. |
| DELO DUALBOND HT2990 | DELO DUALBOND HT2990 is a high temperature resistant structural adhesive capable of light prefixation. It is mainly used for lamination bonding and lamination stacking in motor manufacturing. |
electrical steels materials
| B20AT1200 | B20AHV1200 | B27HAV1400 | B30AHV1500 | B30AHV1500 – Z1 |
| B35A250 | B35A250 – Z | B35A270 | B50A310 | B50A470 – Z |
| B50A470 | B50A400 | B50A800 | 10SW1000 | 15SW1200 |
| 20SW1200 | 25SW1250 | 25SW1250H | 25SW1300 | 27SW1400 |
| 30SWH1500 | 35SW270 – Z1 | 35SWH1900 | 35SWYS5000 | 50SW400 |
| 50SW400 – Z1 | 20TWV1200 | 20TWV1200 – Z1 | 25TWV1300 | 27TWV1400 |
| 27TWV1400 – Z1 | 35TWG250 – Z | 35TW250 | 50TW400 | 10JNEX900 |
| NO20-1200 | 20CS1500 | 20JNEH1200 | 20JNEH1500 |
Other materials
| Amorphous Metal Alloys | Ni-Fe Magnetic Alloy | Cobalt Fe 1J22/Hiperco 50 | Nickel Fe 1J50/VACOFLUX 50 | Cobalt-Fe Magnetic Alloy |
Adhesive Bonding Process Of Lamination Stacks

1
Coating
Our Lamination Bonding process uses a roll coat process that applies an insulating adhesive bonding agent to the motor lamination sheets.
2
Curing
The bonding agent is then hot cured. In case of moderate curing temperature a dry, flexible and still reactive coating can be achieved.


3
Stamping Or Laser Cutting Or Wire-EDM Cutting
The coated lamination sheets are often punched, laser-cut, or wire-EDM into the desired shapes and dimensions.
4
Custom-Built Fixtures
We can design lamination fixtures to be custom-built for your application. The fixture holds the lamination in the correct position and ensures that pressure is applied evenly.


5
Stacking
The laminations are then stacked in a straight or skewed manner based on the customer’s drawing call out.
6
Second Curing And Bonding
By application of pressure and heat the bonding takes place by intermediate softening and curing of the coating for a second time.
Once the final cure is complete, the self bonding varnish hardens and becomes a stable, highly cross-linked duroplast with high viscosity and high bonding strength between the laminations.

Application Of Self Bonding Stator&Rotor Lamination Stacks
Motorneo self-adhesive iron core adopts the method of bonding the motor punching pieces together to form the iron core. At present, it is widely used in the fields of marine exploration, electric vehicles, aviation, rail transit and military aerospace.

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