Hello Everyone;
Can someone please give me a website that has a decent selection of transformer building materials like high temp magnet wire, epoxy, bobbins, iron cores, insulating paper, ect... Thanks
EJohnson
Transformer making supplies
Apr 14, 2006
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I wish there were such sites...
Please share your findings if you happened to find something...
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I wish there were such sites...
Please share your findings if you happened to find something...
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Search for "transformer iron" and "magnet wire" no site that I know of that sells roll-your-own transformer supplies.
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Here's a site with links to what you want.
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Thomas & Skinner was pretty good about sending catalogs with their iron, specs and calculations - can't raise their site right now, keeps timing out.
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In my younger years I rewound motors and transformers. One of the larger suppliers of magnet wire and related products was Essex. I found this site:
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Some outfits may only sell wholesale, but asking around they may lead you to a local distributor who will sell you what you need.
I have no connection (no pun intended) with this company. Cheers, Norman
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