One of the most widely used methods for evaluating coating adhesion is the cross hatch tape test governed by ASTM D3359. This test involves applying a grid pattern by scratching into the surface of the metal and then applying a piece of tape over the scra
Read MoreThe evaluation of lamination core plate adhesion is vital in ensuring proper resistivity performance on recoated laminations. A common method for examining this adhesion is the Bend Adhesion and Tape Test.
Read MoreLaser Technologies has optimized the large electric motor repair process from raw material sourcing to final assembly and every step in-between.
Read MoreWhen a damaged motor makes its way to the shop, a few things need to happen before any lamination cutting or rebuild can occur.
Read MoreAfter a damaged motor goes through inspection, measurement, and disassembly, it then goes through a reverse engineering process.
Read MoreAfter drawings are approved for production, our experienced setup operators will set the machine parameters to cut the first lamination.
Read MoreAfter the laminations have been laser cut, they are brought over to our welding department to be stacked and welded.
Read MoreThe final step in the electric motor repair process is re-inserting the welded core into the frame followed by a final inspection.
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