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"U shape" and "C-Core" laminated irons

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bahmili

bahmili

Electrical
Dec 7, 2002
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Hello everyone,

I am trying to do build my own transformer using
"U shape" and "C-Core" laminated irons like 3" * 4" or smaller.
Where could I find these laminated irons and winding jig or related tools in North America?

Thank you in advance
Bahmili
 
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Try They can probably refer you to
someone who will sell you a small quantity.
Lamination is sold in stacks of mating pieces
with about 18 inches in a stack.
Temple would be want to sell you a pallet load..
 
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