The effect of initial orientation of samples on the magnetic properties and texture of ultrathin grain-oriented steel strips produced of them has been studied. In a number of cases, the samples with a larger initial deviation from the ideal (110)[001] orientation demonstrate a higher level of magnetic properties (if considering the total set of characteristics) in comparison with the samples with a small initial deviation. For the samples with a larger initial deviation, the final magnitudes of the magnetic induction obtained after the treatment exceed its initial magnitudes. Therefore, for producing an ultrathin grain-oriented electrical steel with high properties, a material with a scattered orientation of grains relative to the ideal (110)[001] orientation can be used.
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