Sunbelt Solomon is a leading electrical transformer company providing reliable solutions for transformer needs, backed by over 100 years of combined experience. They offer comprehensive, configured solutions for utility, industrial, and commercial applications, including buying, designing, maintaining, recycling, renting, repairing, and selling transformer equipment.
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Sunbelt SolomonSunbelt Solomon is a leading provider of customized electrical power solutions and services, specializing in the remanufacturing, repair, and rental of transformers and switchgear. The company serves utility, industrial, commercial, data center, renewable energy, oil and gas, and mining markets across the Americas.SHARON, PA
Emerald TransformerFor more than 50 years, Emerald Transformer has managed the full life cycle of oil-filled electrical equipment, repairing and remanufacturing transformers while recycling or disposing of units that have reached the end of service. With more than 450 associates and facilities across the United States, the company combines factory repair with mobile field service for utilities and industrial customers. Its vertically integrated operation also includes five permitted PCB commercial storage facilities and processes more than 300,000 units annually, recycling 98% of them.TWINSBURG, OH
SDMyers, LLCSince electrical engineer Stanley D. Myers founded it in 1965, SDMyers has built its identity around helping owners understand and extend the reliable life of transformers. The Tallmadge company grew from Myers’s early research into transformer-oil processing and now supports commercial, industrial, and municipal organizations through its large-scale testing laboratory and nationwide field network. Its MaxLife philosophy reflects a data-driven, long-term approach to keeping electric power equipment dependable.TALLMADGE, OH
SGB-SMIT GroupFounded in 1913, SGB-SMIT Group is a European transformer specialist manufacturing equipment for generating and distributing electricity. The group operates 15 sites across three continents and eight countries, with about 3,800 employees supporting projects from industrial power systems to renewable generation. Its transformer service teams also diagnose, maintain and repair both SGB-SMIT and other manufacturers’ transformers internationally.LOUISVILLE, OH