Neeltran Inc
Chris Lopez is a Mechanical Designer Engineer at Neeltran Inc since November 2020, specializing in designing and testing mechanical components for transformers using Autodesk Inventor. Prior experience includes roles as an Associate Mechanical Designer focused on manufacturing drawings and design projects at SUNY New Paltz, including a senior design project on a machine for recycling PLA plastic and studies on heat transfer and refrigeration cycles. With a strong background in mechanical engineering, Chris holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from SUNY New Paltz and an Associate's degree from City Tech, CUNY. Early career experiences include technical roles at Staples and event management at City Eventions, along with coaching at New York Junior Tennis & Learning.
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Neeltran Inc
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Founded in 1973, Neeltran is uniquely positioned as one of the few companies in the world that designs and manufactures its own rectifier-transformers and rectifiers in the same facility under one management team. This unique capability allows for combined Full Current and Full Voltage factory testing of the transformer and rectifier in their actual configuration prior to shipment. With Neeltran, your firm will gain access to our 40 plus years of proven Power Electronic experience, the latest technology and professionals who are enjoying a world-wide recognition in this field. Neeltran possesses multi-industry, engineering, and manufacturing experience that helps to be flexible and design products that meet your specific technical and safety requirements. •Air Cooled, Present Rating 1 kA to 50 kAdc per 6 pulse, up to 1800 Vdc. •Fluid Cooled, Present Rating 110 kAdc and below per each 6 pulse, up to 1800 Vdc. •Multi-pulse systems are available. •Other Small DC Chopper 3 kAdc @ 1000 Vdc or below for torch and similar applications. •Other System Comp. HFC & PFC, Turn-key, Studies, etc… •Complete ANSI and/or IEC testing available. Neeltran can design and build to new plants as well as retrofit and replace transformers and or dc power supplies for existing installations