Custom tape-wound axial flux motor stator cores specifically engineered for eVTOL urban air mobility aircraft, heavy-lift industrial drones, agricultural UAVs, and electric light aviation propulsion. Features continuous thin-gauge electrical steel strip winding with high-density laser-cut radial teeth, delivering ultra-high power density (kW/kg), exceptional low-RPM direct propeller torque, minimal high-frequency iron loss, and zero-tooling rapid prototyping for aerospace R&D programs.
Origine du produit :
CHINAPort d'expédition :
NANSHA/SHEKOU/SHANGHAI/NINGBOPaiement :
TT
Shunge Steel manufactures custom high-power-density tape-wound axial flux motor stator cores specifically engineered for electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft, heavy-payload industrial drones, precision agricultural spraying UAVs, and electric light aircraft propulsion systems. In aerospace electric propulsion, every gram of motor weight directly dictates payload capacity, climb rate, and battery endurance range.
By continuously winding ultra-thin electrical silicon steel strip into a lightweight circular disc and forming high-density radial slot teeth with inert-gas laser profiling, our axial flux stator cores deliver 30% to 50% higher power-to-weight ratios (kW/kg) compared to conventional radial motors. This compact disc architecture delivers high continuous torque at optimal propeller RPMs, enabling gearbox-free direct-drive flight systems with unmatched mechanical reliability.



Our custom aerospace stator cores provide high-reliability propulsion across electric flight architectures:

We collaborate closely with aerospace propulsion engineering teams from concept to flight test:

Shunge Steel applies strict quality controls to meet demanding aviation reliability standards:

To ensure sensitive aerospace propulsion components arrive in pristine condition:
Q1: Why are axial flux stator cores preferred for eVTOL and heavy drone propulsion?
A: Axial flux stator cores offer substantially higher torque density and power density (kW/kg) than conventional radial motors. Their large disc diameter allows direct drive of large propellers at optimal aerodynamic RPMs without heavy reduction gearboxes, significantly reducing aircraft empty weight and increasing flight range.
Q2: What is the thinnest silicon steel strip available for high-frequency aviation motors?
A: We routinely process ultra-thin electrical steel strips down to 0.10 mm, 0.15 mm, and 0.20 mm. These thin gauges are critical for suppressing high-frequency eddy current losses in high-RPM drone motors and multi-pole eVTOL inverters.
Q3: Can you accommodate custom center bore diameters for direct hub mounting?
A: Yes. Because all inner and outer diameters are CNC laser cut, we can tailor the center bore to fit your exact central bearing assembly, structural hub, or hollow shaft design.
Q4: Do we need to invest in progressive stamping dies for our prototype aviation motors?
A: No. Our continuous tape-winding and laser-slotting process requires zero tooling investments. You can iterate through multiple design variations (e.g., varying tooth width, stack height, and slot counts) quickly and cost-effectively.
Q5: What documentation is provided with prototype aerospace shipments?
A: Each shipment includes a comprehensive dimensional CMM inspection report, raw material silicon steel mill test certificates, and magnetic core loss verification data.
We will contact you as soon as possible
Hi! Click one of our members below to chat on