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LONGMONT: A $1.1 million transformer being trucked from Wisconsin to the city's new electric substation collided with an overpass in Iowa last Friday, delaying the station's completion.
Dry type transformers come in all different kinds, some of which are better suited to outdoor installation than others.
Designs on the future
Gareth Sampson joined our design team from SKOT Transformers in November 2009
Gareth Sampson joined our design team in November 2009. Gareth has spent many years in the transformer industry with SKOT Transformers and brings with him new design ideas which will enhance our already substantial capabilities. Still getting his 6' 4" frame under the table his quiet unassuming manor should fit in very well with existing staff and no doubt he will prove to be a very valuable member of our team
Other Recent News
Friday 3rd February 2012
LONGMONT: A $1.1 million transformer being trucked from Wisconsin to the city's new electric substation collided with an overpass in Iowa last Friday, delaying the station's completion. (more)
Friday 3rd February 2012
Dry type transformers come in all different kinds, some of which are better suited to outdoor installation than others. (more)
Friday 27th January 2012
The right power transformers can help to make backup batteries more efficient, improving environmental standards while keeping staff safe. (more)
Friday 20th January 2012
Choosing the right kinds of power transformers can help businesses to make the most of the electricity they consume from the mains. (more)
Friday 13th January 2012
Step down transformers could become an increasingly key component of biomass power stations as larger locations come online in the UK. (more)
Friday 6th January 2012
Three phase transformers are used in our standby battery power products to allow them to support input voltages of up to 415V. (more)
Friday 23rd December 2011
Choosing the right voltage transformers could help businesses in northern England and Scotland to stay operational during the harshest days of winter. (more)
Monday 19th December 2011
Auto transformers are an ideal option for applications with no need for isolation between the primary and secondary windings, and where physical space is a concern. (more)
Monday 12th December 2011
The efficiency of data centre power transformers could be a growing concern (more)