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Effect of silicon steel on efficiency of small electric motor

We are produce small electric motor which used in refrigeration compressors and now we are using the magnetic steel without silicon and to increasing the efficiency of our product we need to used silicon steel instead of steel without silicon steel
If any body have more information about the different between the magnetic steel with/without silicon , more thanks

Fawzy Elberembaly
R&D Manager - Cairo, Egypt
2007

Hi there,
There has to be an insulator of some sort between the laminations, or the motor will overheat.

Ken Foyn
- Durban, South Africa
2007

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