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ONE, BMW sign agreement to demonstrate EV with 600-mile range Michigan-based energy storage company Our Next Energy (ONE) has signed an agreement with BMW Group to incorporate ONE’s Gemini Dual-Chemistry battery technology into the BMW iX all-electric sports activity vehicle.

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We specialize in producing a wide range of electrical steel laminations for a variety of products and industries. We have the expertise and ability to meet almost any customer specification.

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Progressive & Compound Stamping - Lamination Specialties We design & produce electrical steel laminations ranging from 0.011” to 0.060” while holding a typical flatness of 0.001” per inch of lamination.

The pillars of a company are a foundation that a company is built off of. They are what they stand for and believe in.

Here, at Lamination Specialties, we are built off of the ideas of Quality, Service, Competitive Pricing, Support, and Innovation. With this foundation we are confident that we can serve you in having the best quality electrical steel to suit all your needs

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Electrical Steel Processing - Lamination Specialties As a self-contained provider of electrical steel, our processing is necessary to manufacture finished laminations, slit stock & various value-added products

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Ask the Stamping Expert: Are we taking the best approach to meeting statistical capability on a die set? Ask the Stamping Expert columnist Tom V***a discusses the practicalities of meeting statistical capability on a die set.

Not only can Lamination Specialties offer you electrical steel, we can process it too. Click the link, to our website, to explore our array of processing capabilities.

Electrical Steel Processing - Lamination Specialties As a self-contained provider of electrical steel, our processing is necessary to manufacture finished laminations, slit stock & various value-added products

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Jim’s Cover Pass: 7 guidelines for becoming a good welder This column was originally published in the April 2022 issue of The WELDER®, by Jim Mosman, AWS, CWI / CWE. Question: I have been teaching welding for a couple years now, and one of the questions my students always ask is for me to show them some tricks of the trade. What are your feelings […]

We produce miter cut laminations in stacks of five to seven lams. Designed to overlap when assembled and step stacked with mating pieces so that the grain orientation aligns with the direction of the magnetic flux.

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We offer a variety of DG Core sizes and designs for the small to medium distribution transformer market. Our processing of DG cores increases efficiency while maintaining material costs due to our ability to enhance the magnetic characteristics by annealing.

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Value-Added Products Manufactured by Lamination Specialties We process laminations into finished or semi-finished assemblies. We provide value-added products to our customers to increase productivity & reduce costs.

We weld a variety of core configurations and sizes to customer specifications. In fact, we offer processing for robotic and manual welding. We specialize in providing fabricated parts such as brackets and mountings, from our sister companies within the UPG organization.

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Are you looking 👀 for a low-cost option material for volume application? You should consider Cold Rolled Motor Lamination (CRML) for your next project! Visit our website to learn more. http://ow.ly/TG9Z50ISTZL

We are an steel oriented company, however we have a product that is not. Although the name is Non-oriented steel (NGO), you might not be surprised to learn it is actually steel. These are silicon electrical steels with magnetic properties relatively consistent in any direction of magnetization in the plane of material. Visit our website to learn more about this product. http://ow.ly/LNul50IROCb

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We have invested in a state-of-the-art tool room and can support both new die building and on-going maintenance. Learn more about our tool and die capabilities http://ow.ly/abz350IAXCB

Here at Lamination Specialties we are proud of our people, our products, and our commitment to excellence. Our dedication to quality is embedded within our well-established processes, technology, and operations. Check out our ISO Certification http://ow.ly/nq2R50IwxtI

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Electrical Steel - Mapes and Sprowl Mapes & Sprowl Steel is a full-service supplier of electrical steel, specializing in Grain Oriented (GO), Non-Grain Oriented (NGO), and Cold Rolled Motor Lamination (CRML). We also offer thin gauge, low loss grades for special applications with technical support to better understand customer needs a...

Here at Laminations Specialties we slit our own steel to ensure we meet the specifications to optimize the output of our tools to provide you the highest stamping quality. Learn more about our capabilities on our catalogs http://ow.ly/IU4C50Iryvf

We are excited to introduce to you our newest series "Women in Steel." In this series, we will be highlighting the great women who work at UPG and our family of brands – telling their story of how they broke into the industry and continue to thrive. Visit our website to read more of their stories http://upgllc.com/women-in-steel/

Our storage and handling procedures ensure part quality and magnetic property retention. We strive to minimizing any external stress or damage to packaging. Learn more about our packaging capabilities on our website http://ow.ly/haiO50I1tw4

Cold rolled motor lamination (CRML) is an electrical grade of steel containing low amounts of alloy. This class of electrical steel is Semi-Processed and must undergo a Quality Development Anneal (QDA) to develop full magnetic characteristics. Learn more about CRML on our website https://www.laminationspecialties.com/electrical-steel/

We are constantly producing taped and assembled shunts in a wide range of sizes and tolerance specifications. Learn more about our capabilities on our website. https://www.laminationspecialties.com/value-added-products/

Achieving near-perfect part quality is complicated. However, having an efficient up-to-date ERP software will help you achieve that. Check out this article to read more http://ow.ly/W8gL50HX8eG

How stampers can achieve near-perfect part quality with ERP software Manual documentation, outdated documents, postproduction inspections, and no traceability result in high scrap rates, poor control, customer rejects, and recurring quality problems for metal stamping operations. A robust quality module in ERP software can remove those obstacles.

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Take a look at this article by the Fierce Electronics on why you should choose stamping for your electronic components
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3 key benefits of metal stamping for electronics components Metal stamping is a fabrication process that involves using dies and presses to form the material into desired shapes. | Of the many materials fabrication processes, metal stamping has been popular for small parts like a battery contact in an electronic key fob.

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What does a stamping operator say about a defective part? Oh, scrap!
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What have your facilities done to prevent any unplanned downtime? Reach this article by the Fabricator to learn more about how to attain zero unplanned downtime in metal fabrication industry.

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Attaining zero unplanned downtime in metal fabrication Smart factories demand smart maintenance. But how does maintenance become smart? Data analytics will play a big role for metal fabricators, write Claire Gregoire and Heidi-Melanie Maier of TRUMPF Inc.

Did you know Lamination Specialties has 6-axis robotic capability for both TIG and MIG welding?
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Join us in congratulating Nazario Rivas on his retirement. Nazario was part of the team for 45 years! You can see him holding the last piece of equipment he ever worked on. We are thankful for his commitment and hard work throughout the years.

Since 1956, Lamination Specialties has grown and evolved from a small regional stamper of transformer laminations into the multi-divisional company we are today. Visit our website to learn more about our history.
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Our family at Laminations Specialties hosted their holiday celebration. Check out these pics of all the fun they had. Let us know in the comments, what's your favorite holiday tradition?

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Happy New Year! Wishing all the best as we head into 2022.

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