Transformer buyers in Wichita Falls, TX for single units and lots
Texas Transformer Buyers buys single transformers and whole lots, any brand, from small distribution units to large substation and power transformers. We buy equipment new in its crate, used and working, or failed. If you want to sell a transformer in Wichita Falls, start with the nameplate, photos, quantity and location.
Our office and yard sit at 6402 McGrew St, Houston, TX 77087. We buy statewide and coordinate trucking and pickup from Houston; we do not have a Wichita Falls yard. Tell us whether your equipment is installed, stored indoors, sitting outside or already staged for loading.
Call or text (951) 403-5738, email Industrial832@gmail.com, or request an offer on your transformer. Include everything you know about the unit so we can assess its specifications and condition together.
Transformers we buy in Wichita Falls
- Pole-mount transformers
- Padmount transformers
- Scrap transformers
- Dry-type transformers
- 5000 kVA (5 MVA)
- 112.5 kVA
- Single-phase 10–167 kVA
- 45 kVA
Surplus from Wichita Falls manufacturing and oilfield sites
Manufacturing and oilfield service businesses can have transformers left over after equipment changes, facility upgrades or project cancellations. A spare that no longer matches the plant's voltage requirements may also be ready to sell. Separate units needed for ongoing operations from equipment you are authorized to release.
Agricultural and rural pole-line distribution can produce retired pole-mount units or unused inventory. Contractors and project managers handling work around Sheppard Air Force Base may also have project surplus to evaluate. Identify the owner and confirm sale authorization before offering equipment from a managed site.
We buy transformers in Wichita Falls, Texas, whether the seller has one disconnected unit or a mixed lot from several projects. For a mixed lot, group photos by unit and mark each transformer with an inventory reference that matches your list. That makes specifications and condition easier to track.
Pole-mount and padmount transformers in Wichita County
Single-phase pole-mount transformers are especially relevant to agricultural and rural distribution. We buy units from 10–167 kVA, including 45 kVA and 75 kVA equipment. The kVA rating describes apparent power capacity, not the unit's weight. For a pole-mount transformer buyer serving Wichita Falls, clear photos of bushings, tank condition and mounting hardware help establish what is available.
We also buy three-phase padmount transformers, including 150 kVA units and larger equipment. Show the cabinet exterior and accessible connection compartments only when safe. Note whether a unit is dead-front, with insulated cable connections, or loop-feed, configured for incoming and outgoing distribution cables.
Our buying range also includes 112.5 kVA equipment and 5000 kVA, or 5 MVA, transformers; MVA means one thousand kVA. See our pages for pole-mount equipment and three-phase padmount transformers when assembling your inventory.
Failed units and dry-type equipment from local facilities
A transformer does not have to be working to be offered. We buy scrap, failed and damaged transformers, including units retired after faults or physical damage. Describe known problems plainly and photograph leaks, damaged cabinets, missing parts or broken bushings without opening unsafe equipment.
Dry-type transformers use air rather than an insulating liquid for cooling and insulation. Facilities and electrical contractors can offer used or surplus dry-type units, including 45 kVA, 75 kVA, 112.5 kVA and 150 kVA equipment. Include enclosure photos and the nameplate rather than estimating specifications from the cabinet's dimensions.
See our buying information for scrap and failed transformers and dry-type units. If maintenance records, test reports or fluid information are available, send them with the photos. Missing records should be identified rather than replaced with assumptions about condition.
What Wichita Falls sellers should send for an offer
A used transformer buyer serving Wichita Falls needs enough information to distinguish reusable equipment from units with damage or missing components. Start with a readable nameplate photo and overall views from multiple sides. Our guide to reading a transformer nameplate explains where to find the main ratings.
Send the following details together when possible:
- Nameplate photo showing kVA or MVA, primary and secondary voltage—the incoming and outgoing voltage ratings—and other readable specifications.
- Overall photos, quantity and a separate inventory reference for each unit in a mixed lot.
- Pickup location in Wichita Falls or Wichita County, including whether the equipment is inside a building, fenced yard or storage area.
- Known condition, operating status, missing parts, available records and whether each unit is installed or disconnected.
Pickup along US-287 and other Wichita Falls routes
Wichita Falls is on US-287 between DFW and Amarillo, with I-44, US-82 and US-277 also relevant to regional transport. Highway proximity is useful, but the final approach to your equipment matters just as much. Send details about gates, driveways, overhead restrictions, soft ground and space for a truck to turn.
Transformer dimensions, weight and loading conditions help determine an appropriate trailer and load-out plan. Tell us whether a forklift or crane is available and who will provide it. For large units, include transport dimensions and any documented lifting points; do not assume cabinet size indicates lifting weight.
The unit has to be de-energized and disconnected by the seller or the seller's qualified electrician. We schedule the freight and load-out together with the seller. Price, payment terms and pickup details are agreed in writing before anything is loaded, including the agreed loading arrangements and site access requirements.
Sell unused equipment across North Texas
Long lead times for new transformers can make available surplus and usable retired equipment worth evaluating now. A unit sitting unused may fit another project's electrical requirements, while a failed unit can still be offered for assessment. An offer gives you a basis for deciding whether to release storage space or keep a spare.
As transformer buyers in Wichita Falls, TX, we also buy across the Dallas–Fort Worth and North Texas region. Nearby areas served include Sherman, Amarillo, Denton and Fort Worth.
If your inventory spans several locations, list each pickup address and the units stored there. Keep equipment identification consistent across photos and site lists so the offer and freight arrangements refer to the same assets.
Frequently asked questions
Can I sell one pole-mount transformer in Wichita Falls?
Yes. We buy single units as well as whole lots, including single-phase pole-mount transformers from 10–167 kVA. Send the nameplate, overall photos, location and known condition.
Do you buy failed transformers in Wichita County?
Yes. We buy failed, damaged and scrap transformers. Describe the failure and missing components, and include photos of visible damage so we can assess the unit accurately.
Do you disconnect transformers at Wichita Falls facilities?
No. The seller or a qualified electrical contractor handles de-energizing and disconnection. We coordinate freight and load-out with the seller after the equipment and site arrangements are established.
Can you coordinate pickup from a rural property?
Yes. Provide the pickup address, access conditions, transformer dimensions and weight if known. Explain gate clearance, ground conditions and available loading equipment so the transport plan accounts for the site.
Can I offer transformers stored in Wichita Falls and Denton?
Yes. Send a separate inventory and pickup location for each site. We buy throughout Texas and can evaluate multiple locations together, with pickup details agreed in writing before loading.