Large copper armature

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A rotor (Rotor) is derived from the disassembly of a motor and is driven by the Lorentz force, rotating and thereby driving the engine's flywheel. Large copper rotors, as a common waste material, primarily derive their value from the copper coils. The copper content in a rotor is approximately 20%-22%. This value may vary based on the specific cargo. The following image is a common copper rotor.

Copper Rotor
Copper Rotor

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Large copper armature
Large copper armature
Large copper armature
Large copper armature
Large copper armature
Large copper armature
Large copper armature
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