We solve critical lead-time bottlenecks and engineering communication gaps between North American developers and top-tier power transformer manufacturers.
Pad mount, substation and heavy transmission transformers. ANSI / IEEE and IEC.
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Linkinteg is not short for integration. It is Link and Integrity: sound, whole, and nothing we would need to hide from anyone. Every connection we make, from buyer to factory and from drawing to delivery, rests on three things. We tell the truth, we show our work, and we do what is right.
If a factory cannot meet your rating, your date or your standard, you hear it at the quotation stage, not after the order. We would rather lose the order than win it on a promise we cannot keep.
Country of manufacture, origin of the major components, factory test reports, and the production schedule as the manufacturer actually gave it to us.
One specification, one price, no hidden margin and no substituted parts. There is nothing on your project that we would be uncomfortable showing you.
Power transformers for North American projects are often quoted at two years and more, and much of the remaining delay sits between your engineers and a factory that works in another language. Those are the two gaps we close.
When the usual suppliers are quoting years, we go to qualified factories that still have open production capacity, and bring back a slot you can plan around.
A single point of contact for everything that tends to get lost between your team and an overseas manufacturer.
For buyers who want one contract instead of several, we supply the equipment directly on an order-to-order basis, handling export clearance, ocean freight and delivery to your site, with commercial terms such as DDP agreed per project.
We work between the buyer and the factory. You send the specification; we bring back drawings and pricing from manufacturers we have qualified.
Four steps. You deal with one team the whole way through.
Capacity, Pri/Sec Voltage, Frequency, Phase, Insulation, Cooling, Winding, and etc. A one-line-diagram helps.
We select the manufacturer whose capability and materials fit your requirement, wherever that factory is.
After initial outline drawing, technical data and a budgetary quotation. Detailed drawing, technical specifications, and final quotation for finalization and P.O.
Production follow-up, factory test reports and shipping documentation.
Data centers, BESS and solar
Utility grid tie and industrial sites
Utility-scale infrastructure
Ranges below are indicative. Final ratings are confirmed against your specification.
We are expanding into new business lines. Submit your specifications, and we will match you with qualified manufacturers, managing the process from initial review through delivery, installation, and testing.
Grate and boiler systems, flue gas treatment, ash handling for municipal and household waste plants.
Steam turbine generator packages, switchgear and the station transformers we already supply.
Technical review, vendor documentation, delivery coordination and site acceptance with the manufacturer.
Linkinteg is a worldwide procurement partner for power and distribution transformers. We are not a catalogue reseller. We take your specification to the factory floor, wherever the right plant sits, and come back with drawings, data and pricing.
A deep base of transformer manufacturers exists across several manufacturing countries, with strong engineering experience behind it. We qualify those factories ourselves, wherever the capability is real. Many of them do not sell in English, Spanish or Arabic. That gap is where we work.
Power transformer · substation
USNA alumnus · Former Aegis program manager, ROK Navy and DAPA · Mission-critical power infrastructure
From the bridge of a Republic of Korea Navy combatant to managing billion-dollar defense acquisition programs, my career has been defined by one core principle: ensuring the resilience of mission-critical systems. Today I bring that same Aegis-level precision to U.S. energy infrastructure.
I am focused on high-capacity power solutions for the fast-growing data center markets in Texas, Florida and Virginia, closing the gap between complex engineering and business development.
Tell us what you need and when you need it. A spec sheet or RFP helps, but a rating and a date are enough to start.
