Amorphous Alloy Manufacturer for Cores, Transformer Cores, Metal Ribbon & Alloy Strip

HWHG Group is a direct manufacturer of amorphous alloy products for transformer and magnetic applications. We supply amorphous cores, including cut cores, transformer cores, amorphous metal ribbon and amorphous alloy strip. With stable quality, reliable production, and custom manufacturing support, we serve global customers with efficient and dependable supply solutions.

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What Is an Amorphous Material?

Amorphous alloy is a soft magnetic material with a non-crystalline atomic structure. This amorphous structure helps reduce core loss and improve energy efficiency, making it suitable for transformers, magnetic cores, and other electrical applications. 

What Is an Amorphous Material?

OUR MAIN AMORPHOUS ALLOY PRODUCTS

Amorphous Cores

Amorphous Cores

HWHG manufactures amorphous cores for magnetic and transformer applications, including amorphous cut cores and amorphous transformer cores.

Features
● Low core loss
● Excellent soft magnetic performance
● Stable production consistency
● Support for cut cores and transformer core applications
● Custom size and specification support
● Reliable bulk supply 

Amorphous Metal Ribbon

Amorphous Metal Ribbon

HWHG manufactures amorphous metal ribbon for transformer core production and magnetic component manufacturing.

Features
● Thin and efficient material form
● Low core loss
● Good manufacturing consistency
● Stable industrial supply
● Suitable for core production

Amorphous Multi-Layer Composite Strips

Amorphous Multi-Layer Composite Strips

HWHG manufactures amorphous multi-layer composite strips for core production that requires better structural stability and processing performance.

Features
● Single-layer and multi-layer options
● Stable bonding and lamination
● Improved mechanical strength
● Reliable processing performance
● Suitable for core manufacturing
● Dependable bulk supply

AMORPHOUS PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS & PERFORMANCE

Product Specifications

 

Type Grade Nominal Thickness (µm) Max. Width (mm) Core Loss P1.0/400 (W/kg) Magnetic Flux Density B800 (T)
Single-Layer Strip 1K101P1 25 120 / 1.56–1.6
142 / 170 / 213 / 240 / 1.56–1.6 / 1.61–1.65
1K101G1 25 142 / 170 / 213 / 240 / ≥1.66
5-Layer Strip 1K101P5 125 142 / 170 / 213 / 240 / ≥1.62
5-Layer Composite Strip HA5C0250 132 <200
200–300
300–400
2.01–2.50 /
HA5C0300 2.51–3.00
HA5C0350 3.01–3.50
HA5C0400 3.51–4.00
6-Layer Composite Strip HA6C0250 157 <200
200–300
300–400
2.01–2.50 /
HA6C0300 2.51–3.00
HA6C0350 3.01–3.50
HA6C0400 3.51–4.00
7-Layer Composite Strip HA7C0250 184 <200
200–300
300–400
2.01–2.50 /
HA7C0300 2.51–3.00
HA7C0350 3.01–3.50
HA7C0400 3.51–4.00
8-Layer Composite Strip HA8C0250 210 <200
200–300
300–400
2.01–2.50 /
HA8C0300 2.51–3.00
HA8C0350 3.01–3.50
HA8C0400 3.51–4.00

 

 

Physical Properties of Fe-Based Amorphous Alloy Strips

 

Fe-Based Amorphous Alloy Strips 1K101P1 1K101G1
Density (g/cm³) 7.25 7.3
Crystallization Temperature (°C) 515 505
Tensile Strength (GPa) 2.1 2.1
Young’s Modulus (GPa) 130 130
Vickers Hardness Hv-50 g Load 940 900
Coefficient of Thermal Expansion (×10⁻⁶/°C, @30~300°C) 5.6 5.5

 

 

General Electromagnetic Properties of Fe-Based Amorphous Alloy Strips

 

Product Grade 1K101P1 1K101G1
Magnetic Flux Density B800 (T) 1.56–1.65 ≥1.66
Resistivity (µΩ·cm) 123 118
Curie Temperature (°C) 412 403
Coercivity (A/m) ≤4.0 ≤4.0
Saturation Magnetostriction (×10⁻⁶) Annealed State ≤3 ≤3
(As-Prepared State 25 25
Specific Total Loss (W/kg)  50Hz, 1.35T ≤0.14 ≤0.14
Specific Apparent Power (VA/kg) 50Hz, 1.35T ≤0.15 ≤0.15

Note: Specific total loss and apparent power are measured on ring-shaped specimens wound from the strips. Magnetic flux density is measured at a magnetic field strength of 800 A/m.

 

 

General Physical Properties of Amorphous Multi-Layer Composite Strips (5/6/7/8 Layer)

 

Property Value
Density (g/cm³) 7.25–7.3
Tensile Strength (Room Temperature) ≥1000 MPa
T-Peel Strength (Room Temperature) ≥0.1 N/mm
High-Temperature Storage Stability (180°C) 1000 h
Transverse Thickness Variation (µm) ≤10
Lamination Factor ≥0.90
Specific Total Loss 50Hz, 1.5T (W/kg) ≤0.5
400Hz, 1.0T (W/kg) ≤4
1000Hz, 1.0T (W/kg) ≤15

Note: Specific total loss is measured using the Epstein frame method.

WHY CHOOSE HWHG GROUP

HWHG Group combines manufacturing capability, stable quality control, and custom support for amorphous alloy products. We provide reliable supply and efficient service for global transformer and magnetic component customers.
Manufacturer Identity That Builds Buyer Confidence

Manufacturer Identity That Builds Buyer Confidence

Custom Manufacturing Support

Custom Manufacturing Support

Global B2B Inquiry Support

Global B2B Inquiry Support

Focus on Stable Production and Quality

Focus on Stable Production and Quality

Product Range for One-Stop Sourcing

Product Range for One-Stop Sourcing

From Material Innovation to Mass Production

HWHG combines amorphous alloy R&D with successful large-scale production to transform advanced magnetic materials into reliable industrial products. From iron-based amorphous alloy strip development to stable ribbon manufacturing and magnetic core applications, we focus on product consistency, process control, and scalable supply for global customers.

The comparison below highlights the main performance differences between Fe-based amorphous alloy strip and non-grain-oriented electrical steel, illustrating the advantages of amorphous alloy in high-efficiency transformer and magnetic applications.

Comparison of Properties: Fe-Based Amorphous Alloy Strip vs. Non-Grain-Oriented Electrical Steel

 

Performance Parameters Fe-Based Amorphous Alloy Strip Non-Grain-Oriented Electrical Steel
Saturation Magnetic Flux Density (T) 1.56–1.67 1.8–2.0
Coercivity (A/m) <4 <30
Core Loss (W/kg)

P1.5/50<0.5 ;P1.0/400<4;P1.0/1K <15

P1.5/50 <3;P1.0/400 <13;P1.0/1K <50

Max. Permeability >25×10⁴ 4×10⁴
Magnetostriction (×10⁻⁶) 27  
Resistivity (µΩ·cm) 130 45
Thickness (mm) 0.025 0.25
Lamination Factor (%) 91–94 93–96
Density (g/cm³) 7.3 7.65
Crystallization Temperature (°C) 535  
Curie Temperature (°C) 415 746
Tensile Strength (MPa) 1500 343
Vickers Hardness (HV) 900 181

 

 

 

 

APPLICATIONS OF AMORPHOUS ALLOY

HWHG amorphous alloy products are widely used in power and magnetic industries where efficiency and low loss are essential. Typical application fields include:

Electrical Equipment Manufacturing

Electrical Equipment Manufacturing

Industrial Power Systems

Industrial Power Systems

Renewable Energy Equipment

Renewable Energy Equipment

Automotive and Electrification-Related Systems- General Industrial Manufacturing

Automotive and Electrification-Related Systems- General Industrial Manufacturing

Distribution Transformers

Distribution Transformers

Energy-Saving Transformer

Energy-Saving Transformer

Power Transmission and Distribution Systems

Power Transmission and Distribution Systems

Magnetic Cores and Magnetic Assemblies

Magnetic Cores and Magnetic Assemblies

Electrical Equipment Manufacturing

Electrical Equipment Manufacturing

Industrial Power Systems

Industrial Power Systems

Renewable Energy Equipment

Renewable Energy Equipment

Automotive and Electrification-Related Systems- General Industrial Manufacturing

Automotive and Electrification-Related Systems- General Industrial Manufacturing

Distribution Transformers

Distribution Transformers

Energy-Saving Transformer

Energy-Saving Transformer

Power Transmission and Distribution Systems

Power Transmission and Distribution Systems

Magnetic Cores and Magnetic Assemblies

Magnetic Cores and Magnetic Assemblies

FAQs

An amorphous material is a material without long-range crystalline atomic order. In magnetic applications, amorphous alloy materials are valued for their soft magnetic properties and energy-saving potential. 

Examples of amorphous materials include glass, certain polymers, and metallic materials such as amorphous metal alloys used in electrical and magnetic applications. 

These terms are often used in related contexts to describe metallic materials with non-crystalline structures. In industrial magnetic applications, amorphous alloy products are especially important for transformer cores and magnetic components. 

HWHG supplies amorphous cores, amorphous cut cores, amorphous transformer core products, amorphous metal ribbon, and amorphous alloy strip for industrial applications. 

Yes. HWHG can communicate based on your drawings, dimensions, application requirements, and quantity needs. 

Yes. Our products are suitable for amorphous transformer, amorphous core transformer, amorphous steel core transformer, and amorphous alloy transformer applications.