Advanced electrical steels engineered to support efficient, reliable electric machines across industrial and automotive applications - from proven industrial grades to high-performance e-mobility solutions
End-to-end technical and supply support to strengthen performance, flexibility and long-term programme stability.
Improving motor efficiency is a key focus in the development of electric and hybrid vehicles, as manufacturers seek to extend driving range and optimise energy use. iCARe® Save electrical steels are designed to minimise magnetic losses in traction motors, supporting efficient machine operation at the high frequencies typical of modern EV powertrains.
iCARe® Save electrical steels are commonly used in:
By minimising magnetic losses and improving efficiency, designers can optimise the motor.
To achieve higher range autonomy, longer motor lifetime and lower CO2 emissions.
this low-loss electrical steel can handle the heavy demands placed on it by the tight packaging and continuous duty cycles of integrated e-axles.
Our iCARe® Save electrical steels are ideal for promoting longer drive range and lower operating energy demand. For engineers and technical teams requiring detailed specification data, full technical information is available below.
iCARe® Save – automotive electrical steels catalogue
Each document provides detailed grade-level data for advanced specification and optimisation.
Designed for powertrain components that require high-torque density and need greater output, whilst maintaining efficiency.
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Suited to smaller, lighter motor designs that have compact, high-speed motors yet still need strong performance, despite space and mass constraints.
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Combining low losses with enhanced yield strength this is ideal for traction motors where structural integrity and efficiency are of high importance.
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