Remanufacturing America's Power Grid
Your Transformers
Your Way
Your Way
A Better Option for Transformers: save time, money, and gain reliability.
Power Your Future Faster By Remanufacturing
Substation Transformers
Confidently rebuild your transformers to your specifications, ensuring extended decades of reliability
Specialize in base ratings from 10MVA-80MVA, 69kV-230kV
Mobile Substations
Configure and gain commonality of your fleet, achieving maximized performance for many years to come
Specialize in base ratings from 5MVA-50MVA, 69kV-161kV
Revitalizing the Utilities Industry
From reenergizing your failing transformers to powering future growth, we're here to expand your possibilities faster than an OEM can provide
Investor Owned
Utilities
Rural Electric
Cooperatives
Municipalities /
Government Owned
Industrial
Applications
Why Remanufacturing Wins
Get transformers in half the time OEMs can deliver
Advantages of Remanufacturing
- Shorter design and delivery time
- Select the exact upgrades you want
- "Plug-and-play" seamless substation connection
- Maintain vintage design with new technology upgrades
- Environmentally friendly reuse of components
Remanufacturing Transformer Process Steps
- Ship your transformer to Jordan Transformer
- Untank core and coil
- Failure analysis, inspection, & Final Scope of Work report
- Redesign to meet your needs
- Rewind coils & reassemble tank
- Testing in accordance with IEEE Std C57.12.90™, including Class II tests when required
- Delivered and installed back into your substation
What you get with Jordan Transformer
- 50 years of experience in the transformer industry
- Remanufactured transformers from 50+ different OEMs
- Improved the fleet of 50+ mobile substations
- Commonality and configuration of mobile substations
- Investment in Class II testing facility
Reviving Excellence:
Remanufacturing Success Stories
See how remanufacturing substation transformers helped these utilities upgrade and resolve issues faster than purchasing new transformers
CASE STUDY
Substation Transformer Voltage Composition Change
Read how Jordan Transformer remanufactured a substation transformer by providing the same advanced functionality of new equipment in the more robust structure of the original unit.
CASE STUDY
Reconditioning After
Fire Damage Brings
Transformer Back to Life
Internal wear and tear caused a bushing to explode and catch fire on a 24/32/40 MVA 138—13.8Y ASEA transformer with LTC. Read how remanufacturing provided the solution.
CASE STUDY
Coil Failure Creates
Opportunity to
Increase Capacity
Smaller electric co-ops sometimes have difficulty purchasing new transformers at a price they can afford. Read how one co-op remanufactured their transformer as a solution.