Some Of Our Customers
Below is a brief list of some of our more high profile clients.
Along with many international companies operating in the UK, Mitsubishi use a lot of equipment designed for
use
abroad. We supply Mitsubishi with toroidal step up and step down 120v transforms to enable this equipment to
be used
both in The UK, Japan and worldwide.
We are proud to be approved suppliers to The General
Electric
corporation. Due to our expertise in designing bespoke transformers we were commissioned to supply a range
of
transformers to be fitted in their Athea wind turbine projects. In recent years we have had several other
major
contracts to supply companies in the alternative Energy sector. With huge potential growth in this area we
are
investing a lot of resources into new design and manufacturing capacity.
Airlink
have been supplying transformers to Peavey Electronics in the USA for the past two decades. Over the years
they have
requested a wide range of high quality audio transformers for use in their range of amplifiers. Peavey
demand high
quality and we have proudly lived up to their standards for many years.
We
supply
various television stations and other sites nationwide for both the BBC and other media organisations. Due
to the
heavy use of electronic equipment in television stations, they require a range of transformer products to
step up
and step down voltage depending on the country the equipment was designed in. Most recently we were
commissioned to
supply The BBC with USA voltage convertors during the run up to the 2012 Olympics
In 2012 we were delighted to supply an initial batch of 100 custom built, high
specification
transformers for use in a new Vestas wind turbine farm in California. This was the result of two years
development
work with Vestas for ultra safe tool transformers to be installed in wind turbines. The original
specification
called for transformers that conformed to tt EN61558-2-23 IEC742 BSEN600076 and followed the provision of
Low
voltage directives Compliant to CE & RoHS They had to have a mechanical life of 20 years and operate in
temperatures from -40 to 70 degrees C.
Along
with
the Mitsubishi example above, Dyson use a lot of equipment imported from abroad in their international
operations.
We supply Dyson with toroidal step up and step down transforms to enable equipment to be used both in The UK
and
their other plants abroad.
