Good Transformer Manufactors? (preferable in europe)

Feb 05, 2009 5 Replies

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Klaus Kragelund 17 years ago

At work we are currently using a transformer manufactor, that has problems with bad quality parts (both 50Hz and SMPS transformers)

So, I am looking in other directions to find a manufactor with high quality (we are more conserned by quality than low price). I have had bad experience with companies that only have an office and order in china. They tend to change for example cobber wire to substandard types without notice

I need a company, that can be a competent partner and which does not rely solely on external production.

Sofar these comes to mind:

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But, perhaps I have missed an obvious choice?

Thanks

Klaus

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Adrian Tuddenham 17 years ago

For 50c/s transformers around 1 KVA, I found Claude Lyons were very competitive in price and excellent in quality. (Iam not connected with them in any way)

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mkr5000 17 years ago

Just throwing out a name -- don't know what you're after.

PREM magnetics.

Definitely, personal service and great quality.

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Bo Bjerre 17 years ago

Try

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I have used them several times, with positive results.

Dantrafo in Horsens could be a possibility for 50Hz transformers

BBj

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Klaus Bahner 17 years ago

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might be worth a try, too. Never had problems with their transformers.

Klaus

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Nico Coesel 17 years ago

I've had good results with ISE

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in the past. They wound and produced a special SMPS for a product I designed. They also make very good telephony (600 Ohm) transformers.

Failure does not prove something is impossible, failure simply indicates you are not using the right tools... "If it doesn\'t fit, use a bigger hammer!" --------------------------------------------------------------

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