Independent manufacturer’s representative · Nationwide

Engineered power magnetics, specified right and delivered nationwide.

Dry-type transformers, line & load reactors and harmonic filters from domestic plants, with application engineering support from first spec to delivered equipment.

  • U.S. veteran-owned
  • Nationwide coverage
  • Engineered magnetics
  • Domestic manufacturing partners

Independent agency notice: AMP Magnetics is an independent, commission-based manufacturer’s representative. We do not manufacture, stock, warehouse, or take title to product. We represent domestic manufacturing plants, translating complex operating parameters into qualified quotes and delivered equipment.

Represented Product Lines

Engineered Power Magnetics for Mission-Critical Loads

We connect OEM engineers, panel builders, and plant facilities with leading domestic manufacturers of specialized magnetic components and power assemblies.

Dry-Type Transformer Core & Coil Assembly
LINE 01

Dry-Type Transformers

Standard and custom dry-type isolation, drive isolation, general-purpose distribution, and high K-factor units built for demanding thermal and harmonic profiles.

  • Custom Voltages & Taps
  • K-4, K-13, K-20 Harmonic Ratings
  • NEMA 1, 3R, 4X, Stainless Steel
Transformer Specifications →
3-Phase Line Reactor & Inductor
LINE 02

Reactors & Inductors

Precision 3% and 5% impedance line/load reactors, DC link chokes, and output filtering inductors designed to protect drives and eliminate nuisance tripping.

  • 3-Phase AC Line & Load Reactors
  • DC Chokes & Smoothing Inductors
  • dv/dt Long-Lead Motor Protection
Reactor Specifications →
Harmonic Filter and Capacitor Enclosure
LINE 03

Harmonic Filters

Tuned passive harmonic filters and power-quality magnetics delivering strict IEEE 519-2022 compliance for variable frequency drives and non-linear loads.

  • < 5% THD-i Target Performance
  • Generator-Compatible Designs
  • Low Capacitive Reactive Current
Filter Specifications →
Industrial Power Distribution Substation
LINE 04

Power Quality Magnetics

Complementary magnetic assemblies, transient surge suppression magnetics, power factor correction chokes, and custom OEM integrated magnetics.

  • Power Factor De-tuned Reactors
  • Transient Voltage Snubbers
  • Integrated OEM Enclosures
Power Quality Scope →
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Target Industries & Buyers

Spec-Sheet Support for Technical Buyers

We interface with electrical engineers, purchasing directors, and system builders who require exact engineering documentation, reliable lead times, and factory accountability.

Power & Drive OEMs

Builders of drives, converters, UPS units, switchgear, and custom power supplies requiring tailored magnetics integration.

OEM Capabilities →

Heavy Industrial Plants

Steel, mining, chemical processing, paper, and wastewater facilities retrofitting harsh-environment motor drives and substation transformers.

Industrial Retrofit →

Defense & Aerospace

Prime contractors and ground support systems requiring ruggedized, shock-tested, and custom-wound magnetic assemblies.

Defense Sourcing →

Data Centers & Energy

Hyperscale power distribution, battery energy storage (BESS), solar inverters, and EV fast-charging power conversion systems.

Energy Infrastructure →
Commercial & Technical Execution

How a Job Moves: Discover to Delivery

Buyers need more than a catalog part number. We shepherd complex jobs from first operating requirement through final factory shipment.

AMP Magnetics 5-Stage Job Lifecycle
FIGURE 1.0: ORDER EXECUTION PIPELINE • APPLIED MANUFACTURING PARTNERS, LLC
STAGE 01
Discover

Review duty cycle, harmonic spectrum, ambient temperatures, and enclosure footprint constraints.

STAGE 02
Specify

Match the application to the represented plant with the ideal winding capacity, tooling, and testing rigs.

STAGE 03
Quote

Deliver complete commercial quotations, submittal approval drawings, and firm factory lead-time commitments.

STAGE 04
Order

Manage change control, customer drawing sign-off, factory production queue locking, and milestone tracking.

STAGE 05
Deliver

Coordinate specialized flatbed freight, on-site arrival verification, and post-delivery engineering follow-up.

Read Detailed Job Workflow Specifications →
The Rep Agency Advantage

Why Technical Buyers Work With a Representative

Traditional distributors push what is already gathering dust on warehouse shelves. Factory-direct desks are often isolated from the real installation environment. AMP Magnetics operates with complete application fluency:

1. Application Fluency Without Bias

We speak the language of specifying engineers—harmonics, impedance, insulation classes, and core losses—ensuring you receive a unit engineered for your exact electrical reality.

2. Owner-Led Accountability

You work directly with an operating partner who tracks your drawings, answers your engineering revisions, and maintains direct line access to factory plant managers.

3. Zero Inventory Conflicts

Because we do not warehouse or carry inventory, our sole commercial motivation is matching your technical requirement to the manufacturer best equipped to build it right.

Coverage & Presence

Nationwide Reach. Michigan Roots.

Headquartered in West Olive, Michigan, AMP Magnetics provides coast-to-coast account management, application review, and factory coordination across all 50 states.

Operating Entity Applied Manufacturing Partners, LLC
Trade Name AMP Magnetics
Headquarters West Olive, Michigan (49460)
Territory Scope Nationwide United States & Strategic Accounts
Core Focus Engineered Power Magnetics & Assemblies
Engineering Intake & Sourcing

Request an Application Review or Factory Match

Direct technical coordination for OEM buyers, panel builders, consulting engineers, and plant electrical leads. Five short steps — roughly two minutes.

Step 1 of 5Which best describes you?

This decides who picks the inquiry up and how quickly we can quote it.

Step 2 of 5What do you need?
Step 3 of 5Operating parameters

Partial information is fine — we will fill the gaps on the call.

The more electrical detail you give, the faster a plant can be matched.
Step 4 of 5Drawings & specifications

Optional, but a single-line or spec sheet usually removes a full round of questions.

    Add technical specs (optional) Skip this if you prefer — a few details here can save a round of questions.

    General

    Transformer type
    Not sure? Leave it on Power and describe the use in the notes.
    Size / rating
    kVA is most common. A nameplate photo or one-line works too — mention it in the notes.
    Frequency
    Max inrush %
    Skip unless you have a limit.
    Impedance %Z
    Skip unless your system study calls for a value.
    Duty cycle
    Ambient temperature
    Hottest air temperature around the unit.
    Insulation class
    Leave the default if you are unsure.
    Temperature rise
    Leave the default if you are unsure.
    Electrostatic shield
    Common for drives and sensitive electronics.
    Thermal protection (sensors / switches)
    Efficiency requirement
    e.g. DOE 2016, or leave Not specified.
    K-factor (harmonic rating)
    For loads with drives, rectifiers or lots of electronics.

    Primary

    Configuration
    Use primary taps to select secondary voltages
    Input (primary) voltage
    Include any taps you need, e.g. 480 Δ ±2×2.5%.
    Amperage
    Amperage basis
    Conductor
    Tap / termination style
    Hole size
    Hole pattern
    Hole location (from end)
    Current transformer (CT)

    Secondary

    Configuration
    Output (secondary) voltage
    e.g. 208Y/120 or 240/120.
    Voltage basis
    Amperage
    Amperage basis
    Conductor
    Tap / termination style
    Hole size
    Hole pattern
    Hole location (from end)
    Current transformer (CT)

    Enclosure

    Enclosure type
    Paint color

    Only the selected type is sent. Prefer the full form? You can complete the full spec sheet after submitting.

    Uploaded documents are stored privately and are never published to the website or shared outside the quoting process.

    Step 5 of 5Where should we send the quote?
    A quick check that confirms a person is filling this in.

    Routed to our sales desk and logged against a tracked reference number.