Jordan Transformer LLC

💡 Facility Spotlight Our Jordan Transformer remanufacturing facility boasts a state-of-the-art winding room equipped with nine winding machines. Within this facility, power transformer windings are crafted from insulated conductors, usually made of copper. During the winding process, these conductors are meticulously arranged in specific patterns and configurations to achieve the desired electrical properties in the transformer. #WindingRoom #Transformers #Energy #EnergySolutions #PowerTransformers #ElectricalEquipment #SubstationTransformer

The truth is they “don’t make ‘em like they used to” when it comes to substation transformers. Decades ago, the designs were more spacious inside and included much more steel. As manufacturers looked for ways to lower costs, they optimized the steel and overall space. If you have questions about the remanufacturing process or want to learn about the scores of substations we have remanufactured for clients in the past, please reach out to us! #AskJT #remanufacturing #substationtransformers #yourtransformersyourway

While some people use the terms “Reconditioning” and “Remanufacturing” interchangeably, there are distinctions worth clarifying when considering your transformer options. Check out the blog below if you are curious which solution is right for you! https://lnkd.in/gQQh_gT6

Because of lead times for new, for many of our customers, remanufacturing is the only option. It's all about time. We can remanufacture your vintage transformer in half the time it would take to get an OEM. If time is on your side and you are in a planning phase, remanufacturing is still a very attractive option. Many of our customers still choose to remanufacture over purchasing an OEM for the following reasons: Prior to the use of modern computers and optimization programs that perform thousands of iterations to take every ounce of “excess” material out of the transformer, design engineers tended to design with higher safety margins, resulting in lower day-to-day electrical stresses than what is frequently found in new “optimized” designs. Having a transformer remanufactured involves reusing the components that can be fixed and updated, and adding new copper wiring, insulation, and oil. The result is a good-as-new transformer built with a solid, vintage tank and core. And “vintage” means a steel tank that’s thick and was designed to last for decades, not one designed with today’s thinner cost-saving steel. A remanufactured transformer can be put back into service with minimal design changes. The design process alone on a new transformer can add months to the process, as the utility company and manufacturer discuss things like the transformer’s footprint and bushing locations. When you remanufacture your existing transformer, it will fit perfectly into its original location. It's important to note that remanufacturing a transformer does not mean making 1960s era equipment as good as it was in 1960. Remanufacturing uses the best from the original–namely the tank and core– while repairing or replacing components to today’s standards. It truly is the best of both worlds. Have a question? Ask JT. https://lnkd.in/ghQxukr3 #askJT #remanufacturing #reuse #substations #transformers #yourtransformersyourway

From all of us at Jordan Transformer, have a safe and wonderful Independence Day weekend! #FourthOfJuly #IndependenceDay

Over the past 50 years, JT has built a reputation for developing strong relationships within the industry. Our Sales Team is committed to maintaining these relationships by going above and beyond, even when we are ultimately not the right solution. We believe that building trust and fostering long-term partnerships is key to success in this industry. #transformers #energy #substation #AskJT #yourtransformersyourway #remanufacture #jordantransformer #rewindtime

Our entire team as able to come together and share a delightful meal this week. We celebrated achievements and aligned our goals for the second half of the year. Exciting things to come at Jordan Transformer!

This was such a great group!

At Jordan Transformer, we love to welcome various industry groups and partners to our facilities for tailored tours that provide an insider's look into our remanufacturing process. Last week, our team hosted an amazing group of engineers from Ulteig. We loved sharing key insights into the intricate process of remanufacturing power transformers and answering some great questions! Angie Taylor Zach Bares Alex Haight #AskJT #jordantransformer #remanufacturing