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Anshan Special Transformer

Power equipment and industrial furnace or rectifier duties, supported by a manufacturer-published project table and testing-equipment descriptions.

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Anshan Special Transformer offers oil-immersed power transformers, dry-type equipment, substations, reactors and grounding transformers. Its more distinctive industrial scope includes rectifier, furnace and mining transformers. The company's separate product lists and furnace-project table help a buyer identify the relevant duty instead of treating the business as one uniform distribution-transformer catalogue.

Chinese entity
鞍山特种变压器有限公司
Published contact address
No. 333 Zhonghuan Road, Qianshan District, Anshan
Group production-base description
Dadaowan Industrial Park, Liaoning
Power-transformer envelope
10/35/66/110 kV; up to 100,000 kVA in the introduction
Industrial routes
Rectifier, furnace, mining and reactor equipment
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The Anshan entity and its published locations

The company's introduction identifies 鞍山特种变压器有限公司 within the Anshan transformer group and describes the group's production base at Dadaowan Industrial Park in Liaoning. The website's contact address is No. 333 Zhonghuan Road, Qianshan District, Anshan. Specify the named transformer entity and the proposed site when arranging a factory review or issuing a quotation request.

Group information and transformer-company information appear together in the introduction. For an order, ask the proposal to identify the contracting manufacturer and the location responsible for design, manufacture and testing. Keep that identity consistent across the quotation, drawings and inspection records. This avoids treating a group-wide figure as a commitment from the specific supplier.

References: [1]

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Read the capacity envelope by equipment family

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Published equipment familyRange in the company introductionSelection boundary
Oil-immersed power transformer10/35/66/110 kV; up to 100,000 kVAConfirm the selected voltage, rating and tank arrangement
Special-purpose transformerRectifier, furnace, mining and related equipment; up to 80,000 kVADefine the process and duty before choosing the design
Dry-type transformerBelow the 35 kV classSpecify construction, cooling and installation conditions
Substation / reactor / grounding equipmentSeparately listed supply familiesState the assembled or component scope and system role

The company introduction lists oil-immersed power transformers at 10, 35, 66 and 110 kV, with a family capacity envelope of 100,000 kVA and below. It separately describes large rectifier, furnace, mining and other special transformers at 80,000 kVA and below. Dry-type equipment is described below the 35 kV class. These are family descriptions, not one interchangeable capacity and voltage matrix.

The power catalogue has separate 110, 66, 35 and 10 kV entries and a sealed 10 kV distribution entry. Its descriptions discuss core-yoke construction, clamping and stepped joints for particular designs. Ask for the proposed model's actual construction and rating schedule; do not assign a feature from one catalogue entry to every transformer in the company overview.

References: [1] [2]

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Furnace equipment follows the production process

The furnace catalogue distinguishes 35 kV submerged-arc equipment, 10 kV steelmaking arc-furnace equipment, ladle-refining equipment and other furnace transformers. That distinction is important because the enquiry is about the electrical supply to a particular industrial process, not just a transformer with the same nominal power as a conventional distribution unit.

Provide the furnace type, operating cycle, required output and regulation requirements with the plant's technical specification. Ask the supplier to identify the offered tap arrangement, thermal duty and interfaces in its design proposal. For a replacement, include the existing transformer and furnace data so that the proposed equipment can be compared against the actual installation.

Keep the transformer supply boundary visible alongside the furnace interface. Identify the connections and accessories that the factory supplies and the work carried out by the furnace contractor or site team. This is especially useful when the procurement package combines an electrical replacement with a process upgrade.

References: [4]

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Rectifier and polysilicon-related equipment

Anshan's rectifier catalogue includes a polysilicon rectifier entry and a general rectifier-transformer entry. The company introduction also describes transformer and reactor equipment for industrial users and design institutes. These published categories support a process-specific discussion, while the order needs a precise converter or rectifier system brief.

Attach the required input, output and regulation information and identify the associated equipment. Ask for the winding arrangement and acceptance requirements that correspond to that system. Do not reuse a distribution-transformer specification unchanged for a rectifier duty, or infer the final performance from a product photograph. The useful outcome is an offered design matched to the purchaser's actual process.

References: [3] [1]

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What the manufacturer's furnace-project table shows

The website publishes a table labelled as completed contracts and operating references for furnace transformers. Among the entries, it lists HTS-2270/10 oil-immersed reduction-furnace transformers for Inner Mongolia Hanma Silicon's first-phase project and HKSSPZ-3200/10 on-load furnace transformers for a China ENFI Yunnan Tin smelting project. It also lists HTS-5680/10 and HTS-6220/10 equipment for Sichuan Yongxiang polysilicon renovation work.

These are the manufacturer's published project references. The table does not supply a commissioning date for each row, so it should not be described as a recent delivery list. Use the relevant model and process description to ask for comparable references, the proposed design and the available project-specific documentation. A reference helps frame the technical discussion; the new order still needs its own agreed duty and acceptance criteria.

Published reference
HTS-2270/10; Hanma Silicon first-phase project
Published reference
HKSSPZ-3200/10; ENFI Yunnan Tin smelting project
Published reference
HTS-5680/10 and HTS-6220/10; Yongxiang renovation projects
Source scope
Manufacturer project table; per-row commissioning dates not stated

References: [7]

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Testing equipment gives a focused factory-review agenda

The production/service pages name ratio and vector-group testing, winding DC-resistance testing, partial-discharge detection, oil dielectric-strength testing and withstand-voltage equipment. The experimental-equipment list also includes a comprehensive transformer test bench, compensation capacitors and a ratio bridge. These are specific published testing references rather than a claim of accreditation for every test.

For the chosen power or process transformer, ask for the inspection and test plan and the records to be delivered with the serial number. Define the required electrical measurements and witness points, and ask which tests take place in-house or through another laboratory. Keep the method and acceptance conditions associated with the proposed design so that a factory visit can address the actual order.

References: [5] [6]

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Prepare the guarantees and the delivery interface

For a power-transformer offer, request rating, no-load loss, load loss and impedance under the same voltage, tap, cooling and reference conditions. For a furnace or rectifier offer, add the process duty and the regulation requirements before comparing the design schedules. The published family maxima alone do not establish the guarantees at your chosen operating point.

Include site access, transport limits, terminal arrangement and the required installation or commissioning support. Agree the drawing approvals, factory acceptance and handover-document schedule. Keep the project discussion and its document requests within this platform, with the same named manufacturer and scope visible throughout the enquiry.

References: [1] [2] [4]

Explore the product detail

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Documented capacity & loss values

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Questions buyers ask

Does the 100,000 kVA figure apply to every furnace transformer?

The introduction assigns that envelope to oil-immersed power transformers. Special-purpose equipment has a separate stated envelope and must be specified by process and proposed design.

Which furnace applications are listed?

The catalogue distinguishes submerged-arc, steelmaking arc-furnace and ladle-refining equipment. The project table also includes reduction-furnace and on-load furnace model references.

Are the named projects independently dated acceptance records?

They are company-published table entries without a commissioning date for each row. Ask for relevant project documentation when discussing a comparable order.

What can a factory inspection focus on?

The site names winding resistance, ratio/vector group, partial discharge, oil dielectric-strength and withstand-voltage testing equipment. Agree the inspection plan for your model before the visit.

Sources

7 sources · checked 8 October 2026

Prepared by PowerTransformerB2B. Checked 8 October 2026. The sources below identify the published company information and any dated public records used for this profile.

Company catalogues describe product families and options. Before you order, ask the manufacturer for the type-test report and acceptance documents for your exact model and rating.

  1. [1] Company identity, locations and family rangesAnshan Special Transformer · Manufacturer original page
  2. [2] Power-transformer voltage entries and core descriptionsAnshan Special Transformer · Manufacturer original page
  3. [3] Rectifier and polysilicon equipmentAnshan Special Transformer · Manufacturer original page
  4. [4] Furnace categoriesAnshan Special Transformer · Manufacturer original page
  5. [5] Published production/service equipment labelsAnshan Special Transformer · Manufacturer original page
  6. [6] Published experimental and electrical test equipmentAnshan Special Transformer · Manufacturer original page
  7. [7] Manufacturer-published furnace contract/reference tableAnshan Special Transformer · Manufacturer original page