| Electrical Equipment Industry | Industrials Sector | - CEO | XNSE Exchange | INE763I01026 ISIN |
| India Country | 528 Employees | - Last Dividend | 14 Feb 2025 Last Split | - IPO Date |
Transformers and Rectifiers (India) Limited is a prominent name in the electrical manufacturing industry within India, engaging in the production and sale of various types of transformers. Founded in 1981 and originally named Triveni Electric Company Limited, it underwent a name change to its current identity in March 1995. The company has a diverse product portfolio that plays a crucial role in the power distribution and transmission sector. Operating from its headquarters in Ahmedabad, India, Transformers and Rectifiers (India) Limited extends its market reach beyond domestic borders through exports. Over the years, it has established itself as a critical player in the industry by catering to a wide range of requirements in the power infrastructure domain.
This category includes generator transformers, unit and station auxiliary transformers, small and medium power transformers, and specialized trackside transformers for railway applications. These transformers are designed to cater to the high-capacity requirements of power generation plants, substations, and the railway sector, ensuring reliable power distribution and support.
These transformers come in configurations such as 6 and 12/24 pulse types with integrated phase shifting and are primarily used for heavy industrial applications such as bridge construction. They are engineered to convert high voltage alternating current (AC) into direct current (DC), serving various industrial processes.
These transformers are designed for energy efficiency and come in variations including those with packaged substations, copper and aluminium wound models, hermitically sealed types, and ones with corrugated cooling fins. Distribution transformers play a vital role in the final stage of power distribution to end users, ensuring efficiency and reliability in service delivery.
With specific designs for electric arc furnaces, submerged arc furnaces, ladle refining furnaces, induction furnaces, and DC arc furnaces, these transformers are essential for the metallurgical industry. They are custom-engineered to meet the rigorous demands of different types of furnaces used in metal processing and manufacturing.
This category includes a variety of transformers for specific and specialized applications such as testing, earthing, and those featuring multiple secondaries for complex power distribution requirements. Specialty transformers are critical for applications that require unique specifications beyond the capabilities of standard transformers.
These are used for impedance management in long high-voltage transmission lines, helping to improve the efficiency and stability of the power system by mitigating the effects of power system transients and enhancing voltage regulation across vast distances.
Part of the company's portfolio includes the provision of switch gears, essential components for the protection and isolation of electrical equipment. Switch gears play a fundamental role in enhancing safety and operational efficiency in electrical distribution systems.