High-current transformers in mechanical and plant engineering
TRAMAG products explained
High-current transformers are used to make welded joint in the cable industry, among others. During manufacture, a high rated output current is drawn from the transformer at low voltage. This welding process is also subject to a very short duty cycle.
TRAMAG high-current transformers are widely used in mechanical and plant engineering. They are compactly built and their windings are made of a special solid copper material in order to be able to absorb the corresponding forces.
A significant advantage of these transformers are the defined attachment points, which ensure quick and accurate installation in the customer’s environment.
TRAMAG has been one of the leading manufacturers of high-current transformers for almost 100 years and is appreciated by customers all over the world for its excellent quality and expertise.
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