M6 Grain-Oriented Silicon Steel

Sep 26, 2025

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What Is M6 Grain-Oriented Silicon Steel

M6 grade grain-oriented silicon steel is a specialized silicon steel sheet designed with high magnetic permeability and low core loss, making it an ideal solution for energy-efficient electrical components. With precise grain orientation, this silicon steel minimizes energy dissipation and enhances magnetic properties, particularly in transformers and high-performance silicon steel cores. The coils are manufactured using advanced processes at established silicon steel mills to deliver consistent quality and meet international standards. The M designation is used in traditional grain-oriented steel classification systems, where the number relates to the guaranteed loss level of the grade.

Features

Customizable dimensions: both coils and sheets can be tailored to customer needs.

Insulation coating: improves resistivity and reduces eddy current loss.

Versatile applications: perfect for silicon steel coils, lamination production, and transformer core manufacturing.

Specifications

Parameter Specification/details
Thickness 0.35 mm
Width 20-1250 mm (customizable)
Length 200-3000 mm (fixed sheets)
Coil inner diameter 508 mm (standard) or 610 mm (optional)
Coil weight 2-8 MT (as per customer requirement)
Flatness 1.5 mm/m max
Thickness tolerance +/-0.02 mm
Surface treatment Insulation coating (for example C5, C6 coating)
Grain orientation Single direction (rolling direction)
Density 7.65 g/cm3
Silicon content 3.0-3.3%
Surface quality Smooth, low roughness, suitable for precision cutting
Applications Transformer cores, silicon steel sheets, laminations

Applications

M6 grain-oriented silicon steel is used in transformer cores for power distribution, silicon steel sheet and lamination production, and high-performance magnetic cores where low loss and high permeability are required. The 0.35 mm thickness is the classic lamination gauge for distribution transformers.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is M6 silicon steel? A> A grain-oriented silicon steel grade in the traditional M-series classification with low guaranteed core loss.

Q: What is the thickness? A> 0.35 mm, the standard lamination gauge.

Q: What is the silicon content? A> About 3.0-3.3 percent.

Q: What sizes are available? A> Widths from 20 mm to 1250 mm and lengths from 200 mm to 3000 mm, with custom dimensions.

Q: Why is insulation coating applied? A> It improves resistivity and reduces eddy current loss between laminations.

Q: Where is M6 steel used? A> Transformer cores, laminations, and high-performance silicon steel cores.

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