Motor shafts in new energy vehicles (NEVs) are typically made of low-carbon or medium-carbon alloy steel, where Rockwell hardness serves as a critical mechanical property indicator. Conventional hardness testing methods face challenges such as high investment costs for automated Rockwell testing lines and large indentations (≈80μm at 60HRC) that damage precision components, making on-site rapid testing impractical. Addressing these pain points, Sinowon’s self-developed SIG 3N Electric Ultrasonic Hardness Tester delivers a high-efficiency, precision solution with non-destructive testing as its core advantage.
NEV motor shafts require strict hardness control to ensure durability and performance. Traditional methods present two key drawbacks:
Sinowon’s SIG 3N introduces innovative advancements:
Method | Indentation Depth | Part Damage | Cost | Applicability |
Rockwell Hardness Tester | 80μm | Scrap | High | Sampling Inspection |
SIG 3N Ultrasonic Tester | 4μm | Negligible | Reasonable | 100% Inspection |
A leading NEV motor manufacturer reported:
"After adopting Sinowon’s ultrasonic hardness tester, we achieved 100% shaft inspection, saving over ¥2 million annually in scrap costs. The detailed hardness data also empowered our process upgrades."
Sinowon’s ultrasonic hardness tester offers a cost-effective, high-precision solution for NEV motor shaft testing, meeting stringent QC requirements without product waste.
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