Used Transformers & Power Equipment For Sale
Dry-type distribution, control, and isolation transformers from ABB, Siemens, GE, Eaton, and Square D — common kVA ratings in 600V-class and medium voltage.
Tested units with freight coordination across Canada and the United States.
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Our inventory changes frequently. Contact us with your requirements and we can source specific equipment for you.
What We Stock
Why Buy a Used Transformer?
Transformers are among the longest-lived assets in any plant — a dry-type unit that's been in clean service for 20 years routinely has decades of life left. With new transformer lead times stretching 20-50 weeks industry-wide, surplus units have become the practical way to power new equipment on a project schedule.
Canadian plants in particular benefit from our 600V-class stock (600V primaries are a Canadian standard most US suppliers don't carry). Units are insulation-tested before sale, and nameplate photos are provided so your electrician can verify ratings, taps, and impedance.
- Beat 20-50 week factory lead times
- 600V-class Canadian standard units in stock
- Save 40-60% versus new pricing
- Insulation tested with nameplate documentation
Popular Transformer Categories
Dry-Type Distribution (15-500 kVA)
The workhorse sizes — 45, 75, 112.5, 150, and 225 kVA units stepping 600V or 480V down to 208/120V for machine and panel feeds.
Control & Isolation Transformers
Machine-tool control transformers and drive isolation units that protect sensitive equipment and solve grounding issues on retrofits.
Distribution Equipment
Panelboards, switchboards, disconnects, and bus duct recovered from decommissioned facilities — often available as matched sets with transformers.
Frequently Asked Questions About Used Transformers
Common questions about buying surplus transformers
How are used transformers tested?
We megger-test insulation resistance between windings and to ground, and verify turns ratio where equipment allows. Visual inspection covers windings, terminations, and signs of overheating. Test readings and nameplate photos are provided so your electrician can review before purchase.
How much does a used 75 kVA transformer cost?
A used 75 kVA dry-type transformer typically runs $1,500-$3,500 depending on age, brand, and primary voltage, versus $6,000-$9,000 new. As rough guidance, used dry-types run $20-$45 per kVA across common sizes; 600V-class Canadian units sometimes carry a premium due to scarcity.
Do you stock 600V primary transformers for Canadian plants?
Yes — 600V delta primary to 208/120V wye is the most requested configuration we carry, and it's chronically scarce because US surplus inventory is built around 480V. Being based in Mississauga, the majority of our distribution transformer stock comes from Canadian facilities.
How heavy are transformers, and how do they ship?
Dry-type units run roughly 4-10 lbs per kVA — a 150 kVA transformer weighs around 1,000-1,400 lbs. Units ship bolted to skids by LTL or flatbed freight with liftgate or dock delivery options. We handle the crating, carrier booking, and customs paperwork for cross-border shipments.
Do you buy used transformers and switchgear?
Yes. We purchase transformers, panelboards, switchgear, and complete electrical rooms from plant closures and electrical upgrades. Nameplate photos and a general condition description get you an offer quickly; we coordinate disconnection logistics with your electrician and riggers.
Have Transformers or Switchgear to Sell?
We buy dry-type transformers, panelboards, and complete electrical distribution equipment from upgrades and plant closures.
