Custom Single Phase Transformer Manufacturer

Regional Mfg. Specialists is a leader in the design and manufacture of single phase transformers. RMS designs and manufactures several types of single phase transformers, PCB mountable, chassis mount, enclosed, encapsulated, and many other specialty mounted transformers.

Regional Mfg. Specialists, a family owned and operated business, offers clients a full range of services, including the design and manufacture of single phase transformers, inductors, coils. Our team of experts’ works with your company to assess, design, and build the single phase transformers that will fit your exact needs and specifications.

Single phase transformers offer excellent capabilities for auto transformers, industrial controls, isolation, low voltage, step up, and step down applications. They are also used extensively for lighting and heating applications. Single phase transformers may be used in conjunction with three phase transformers but they don’t handle large power loads as effectively as their three phase counterparts.

All of Regional Mfg. Specialists’ single phase transformers are computer modeled with RMS' proprietary software that allows electrical specifications to be made variable for each customer's specifications. As part of our attention to customer service and satisfaction, the technicians at Regional Mfg. Specialists computer test 100% of the single phase transformers we manufacture. Additionally, full lot data is supplied with each packing slip if requested, at a nominal charge. Mechanical aspects are measured with electronic gauges that include automatic uploading into SPC software.

Unique needs and exact specifications, short lead times, low volume or high volume runs are no problem for Regional Mfg. Specialists. All of the single phase transformers designed and manufactured by RMS are built to UL / CUL / VDE and CE, with UL and CUL markings if required. Regional Mfg. Specialists is an ISO 9001 compliant manufacturer, with future plans of acquiring ISO registration by the end of 2007.