High Voltage Bushings

Hello Genaro

You need to contact the original maker of the transformer/s.

They will have the correct bushings, ready to fit perfectly.

The advantage of using the original maker's bushings, is that you know at the time of ordering, that they will fit when they arrive.

You need to advise the Transformer Maker, with the actual Transformer details per the unit nameplate, including the actual Serial Number etc.

Advise further, if you need, with

Kind Regards....

For budgetary or quoting purposes you can probably obtain prices of new transformer bushings from Pcore Electric Company in Leroy, NY USA. Pcore is the former Lapp bushing business that is now owned by Hubbell Power Systems. See www.pcoreelectric.com.

Sparkstation is correct. The rebuilt transformer will require the same geometry and electrical and mechanical properties and features as the original bushings (oil level below flange, current rating, draw lead or fixed conductor connection, etc.).

Thank you for your information. I already sent an e-mail to Pcore Electric. I hope I can get those prices I need.

Your are so kind giving me the data. And I certainlly will take into account your advices "Sparkstation".

Nice meeting you both, eventhough by this electronic way.

I've had very good experience with ABB in Alamo, Tennessee, the former Westinghouse bushing division. Their website has several interactive tools where you can cross-reference the existing bushing style from various manufacturers to current ABB replacements, or search by dimensions. They also have sales contacts for various countries. In Mexico, the contact is:

Name Juan Santana Phone +1 731-696-5257 Fax +1 731-696-5376 Details ABB Inc. Marketing & Sales

pwr2thepeople, I am trying the contact with Juan Lozano in México, Thank you for your comment. I like John Lennon too.

Genaro.