20/08/2026
Some of our transformers spend their working life in the toughest industrial conditions there are — and keep performing exactly as designed.
They run on offshore platforms exposed to salt air and constant vibration. They operate in steelworks with high ambient temperatures, aggressive fumes and tight installation spaces. They hold their performance under seismic stress in high-risk zones, and keep delivering at remote sites where every maintenance visit takes planning.
For these applications the nameplate rating is only the starting point. The real engineering begins with the conditions around the transformer, and that is where our design work goes.
We work regularly across oil & gas, mining, steelmaking, rolling mills, glass, paper, chemical plants and offshore installations — sectors where the transformer is engineered as an integral part of the plant, built to run reliably for its full service life.
Every project starts with the real operating conditions: temperature, humidity, altitude, vibrations, supply quality, continuity requirements. That analysis drives the design from the first line.
Planning something with demanding conditions? Bring us in early. These requirements are far easier to engineer from the specification stage, and the result is a transformer built precisely for where it will work.
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