Walsall Inductive Components Information

Walsall Inductive Components Ltd is based in Walsall in UKs West Midlands and was formed in May 2008 when its parent company, Scandinavian Transformer Group , purchased the complete assets, intellectual property rights and goodwill of the prestigious Walsall Transformers Ltd. With its roots steeped in inductive components and a combined workforce of 150, Walsall Inductive Components has acquired over 45 years experience in the design, development, manufacturing and worldwide distribution of a broad range of transformers and inductive components to a distinguished customer base serving a diverse range of applications. As an example, CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research turned to the experience of Walsall Inductive Components to produce coils and transformers forming the key components in their purpose-built particle accelerators and detectors. The company has now, through its strong parent company Scandinavian Transformer , established fully equipped and staffed manufacturing plants in Skerniewice, Poland and China to guarantee for its customers a dependable global supply chain and high quality products at the most competitive price-point. WIC has acquired an extensive 30+ years history and a deep understanding of transformers with its long connection with established Scandinavian design experts and eastern bloc firms that formed the capitals for transformer design and production in the times of communist rule. This accumulated experience, manufacturing technology and equipment, as well as the companys strong links with ferrite and copper wire manufacturers, has been retained and now forms a powerful alliance to provide an exemplary service at a highly competitive cost. The whole operation has, over the past 30 years, been acquired by WIC a new and vibrant company which is fast establishing for itself a solid reputation as an international operation serving customers all around the world. The company produces a wide variety and range of off-the-shelf inductors and transformers in conventional ...