It is widely used in the production of power transformers, distribution transformers, and special transformers. After silicon steel sheets are stacked into transformer cores (single-phase or three-phase), the table realizes smooth 0–180° flipping of the core. This facilitates subsequent processes such as winding (winding installation), core bonding, or end face trimming, while ensuring the core remains free of displacement—critical for maintaining the concentricity of the transformer's magnetic circuit and reducing no-load loss.

For manufacturing high-frequency amorphous inductors (e.g., in new energy vehicle power systems) and amorphous power reactors (e.g., for power factor correction), the table assembles amorphous core bodies into stable structures. Its scratch-resistant design protects fragile amorphous materials, ensuring the inductors/reactors maintain stable electromagnetic characteristics during long-term operation.

In the quality inspection and repair links of silicon steel cores, the table provides stable positioning and flipping functions. Inspectors can use it to slowly flip the core to check for surface scratches, lamination looseness, or dimensional deviations on all sides; during repair, the table fixes the core in a suitable angle, allowing precise correction of defective parts (e.g., re-stacking loose laminations). This ensures the core meets quality standards before entering the next production process.