Equipment guide
Learn what specifications, photos, condition details, and site information help us review each transformer class.
Equipment type
We review three-phase and single-phase pad-mounted transformers from utilities, contractors, facilities, dealers, and decommissioning projects. Working, untested, failed, and new-surplus units may be considered case by case.
Review requirements
Equipment type
We evaluate low- and medium-voltage dry-type transformers, including general-purpose, cast-coil, isolation, drive-duty, and unit-substation applications. Photos and complete nameplate data help us determine remarketing potential.
Review requirements
Equipment type
Large substation and power transformers require an equipment-specific review. We consider specifications, condition, oil information, access, loading requirements, and transportation constraints before making an offer or pickup plan.
Review requirementsEquipment type
We review palletized quantities and project lots of pole-mounted distribution transformers. Quantity, kVA mix, voltage, condition, PCB status where applicable, and loading access are important to the review.
Review requirementsEquipment type
We evaluate oil-filled distribution, pad-mounted, and substation transformers with careful attention to condition, fluid status, documentation, and transport requirements. Never drain or dismantle equipment before review.
Review requirementsEquipment type
Three-phase transformers can retain value across many commercial and industrial applications. We review dry-type, pad-mounted, unit-substation, and power units using nameplate specifications, age, condition, and current demand.
Review requirementsNot sure what you have?
Send the full unit, nameplate, condition, and pickup site. Choose “not sure” in the quote form if the configuration is unclear.
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Send nameplate photos and pickup details for an equipment review.