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Used ACME Electric Equipment Sold by Meadoworks

2 ACME Electric machines we've bought and sold. We don't have a ACME Electric machine listed online right now — most of our inventory sells before it's listed. Tell us what you need and we'll source one, or request a valuation if you own ACME Electric equipment you're ready to sell.

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About ACME Electric

United StatesEst. 1917

Acme Electric was founded in 1917 and spent its early decades producing electrical appliances and battery chargers before pivoting decisively into transformer manufacturing. The company introduced its dry-type distribution transformer in 1936 and grew steadily from its base in Lumberton, North Carolina. In 2004 Acme acquired Amveco Magnetics, adding toroidal transformer expertise to its portfolio, and the company later became a division of Hubbell Incorporated, further expanding its engineering resources and global reach.

Acme Electric's flagship product lines center on dry-type transformers spanning a wide kVA range. The T Series covers single- and three-phase general-purpose distribution transformers, while the TPC3 Series addresses larger three-phase distribution needs. For machine tool and factory automation control circuits, the TA and TB Series open core and coil transformers and the AE and CE Series encapsulated industrial control transformers are widely specified. The Buck-Boost Series provides an economical solution for correcting off-standard line voltages by 5 to 20 percent without requiring a full isolation transformer. All product lines are designed and rated to meet or exceed UL, CSA, CE, NEMA, ANSI, and IEEE standards.

Acme Electric transformers are found across a broad range of end markets. Industrial manufacturing facilities rely on them for motor drive and factory automation power distribution. Commercial construction projects specify Acme units for general building power. Data centers use the company's low-voltage PDU transformers for reliable power conditioning, and OEM equipment builders integrate Acme control transformers into machine tool panels, packaging lines, and process control systems. Hazardous-location variants serve petrochemical and other demanding plant environments.

Buyers seeking used Acme Electric transformers are drawn by the brand's century-long reputation for rugged, low-maintenance construction. Dry-type designs eliminate the fire and environmental risks associated with oil-filled units, and the epoxy-encapsulated control transformer series resist moisture, dirt, and vibration exceptionally well. Replacement parts and cross-reference data remain widely available through Hubbell's distribution network, making maintenance straightforward on older units. The combination of long service life, broad kVA availability, and strong resale value makes used Acme Electric transformers a practical choice for facilities looking to reduce capital expenditure without sacrificing reliability.

Meadoworks is your trusted source for used ACME Electric equipment. As third-generation industrial equipment dealers and AMEA-certified appraisers with over 50 years of experience, we offer quality-inspected ACME Electric machines at competitive prices. Most of our ACME Electric inventory sells before we can list it online — call 800-323-0307 for equipment not yet listed.

Every machine includes detailed specifications and high-resolution photos, and inspection visits are available for most equipment. We ship worldwide with experienced rigging partners and offer financing for qualified buyers. Have ACME Electric equipment to sell? Get a free valuation or contact our team.

Popular ACME Electric Models

ACME Electric T Series Single-Phase Distribution TransformersACME Electric TPC3 Series Three-Phase Distribution TransformersACME Electric TA Series Open Core & Coil Control TransformersACME Electric TB Series Open Core & Coil Control TransformersACME Electric AE Series Encapsulated Industrial Control TransformersACME Electric CE Series Encapsulated Industrial Control TransformersACME Electric Buck-Boost Series TransformersACME Electric T-2-53316-3S

Looking for one of these? 800-323-0307 — we often have unlisted ACME Electric machines coming in from plant closures.

ACME Electric Specialties

Dry-Type Distribution TransformersIndustrial Control TransformersBuck-Boost TransformersThree-Phase Distribution TransformersEncapsulated Control TransformersPower Quality EquipmentToroidal Transformers

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Acme Electric known for?

Acme Electric is known for manufacturing dry-type distribution and industrial control transformers for over 100 years. The company offers a broad catalog of low and medium voltage transformer solutions for industrial, commercial, and OEM applications, and is now a division of Hubbell Incorporated.

What types of transformers does Acme Electric make?

Acme Electric manufactures dry-type distribution transformers, industrial control transformers, buck-boost transformers, and toroidal transformers, covering single- and three-phase configurations from fractional kVA up to 1,000 kVA and beyond. Product series include the T Series, TPC3 Series, TA and TB Series, and the AE and CE Series encapsulated control transformers.

Are used Acme Electric transformers a reliable choice?

Yes. Acme Electric transformers are built to meet or exceed UL, CSA, NEMA, ANSI, and IEEE standards, and their dry-type, epoxy-encapsulated designs are known for long service life with minimal maintenance. Parts availability and cross-reference support through Hubbell's distribution network make servicing older Acme Electric units straightforward.

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