Family-owned & American-made since 1981 · Easton, Pennsylvania
Magnetics & Controls, Inc. Current Transformer Specialists

Current Transformer Reverse Engineering

Obsolete or discontinued CT? Send us a part, a drawing, or just a part number, and we'll rebuild it.

Obsolete is not the end of the road

If it was ever made, we can usually rebuild it.

When the original manufacturer discontinues a current transformer — or disappears entirely — the parts that depend on it don't stop needing it. A retrofit stalls, a repair waits, an assembly sits unfinished.

With over 14,000 designs on file and 40+ years of in-house engineering, Magnetics & Controls reverse-engineers obsolete and discontinued CTs from whatever you can give us, and rebuilds them to match the original — built to print in the USA.

Reverse engineering is typically done at no charge. If any exception applies, you're notified and it's quoted up front, before any work begins.

If it's a part we've built before and we fabricate every component in-house, we can often quote it the same or next business day. More complex or never-before-built parts can take longer to price — we'll tell you up front either way.

And if you need more than one, the same reverse-engineered design can move straight into a private-labeled production run under your name.

Cost
Typically no charge
Designs On File
14,000+
Minimum
1 piece
Origin
Made in USA
What we can work from

Give us whatever you have.

The more detail you can provide, the faster we move — but even a part number is often enough to get started.

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A Sample Part

Send us the physical unit — original or failed — and we'll measure and characterize it directly.

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A Drawing or Datasheet

Original drawings, datasheets, or specs let us match fit, form, and function precisely.

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Just a Part Number

Often we can identify the original from an obsolete OEM part number against our design library.

Have a part nobody can supply anymore?

Send the obsolete part number, a drawing, or the unit itself. We'll tell you quickly whether we can reverse-engineer it — typically at no charge — and when you'll have it.

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