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- [Home](https://lhcomponents.co.uk/) - L&H components ltd supplies magnetic components produced by some of the most technologically advanced lamination, wound core, and tooling companies to ensure that they exceed the exacting standards of all customers. This is backed up by many years of technical expertise in the industry which ensures that the customer is given the support to provide
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- [Terms and Conditions of Sale](https://lhcomponents.co.uk/index.php/terms-and-conditions-of-sale/) - Terms and Conditions of SaleDownload 1. Formation of a Contract 1.1 The quotation given on or attached to these terms and conditions will only remain valid for a period of 30 days. 1.2 On acceptance of the quotation by placing an order within the specified period in paragraph 1.1 above, you will be bound by
- [About](https://lhcomponents.co.uk/index.php/about/) - Following the closure of the laminations business of MMG GB Ltd (formerly known as Linton and Hirst) of Swindon, Wiltshire at the end of 2003 the tools to produce the nickel laminations were purchased by Magnetic Metals Corporation, headquartered in Camden, New Jersey, USA. These also included the tools that had been acquired by MMG
- [Contact](https://lhcomponents.co.uk/index.php/lh-components-ltd-contact/) - L&H components ltd6 Betjeman RoadMarlboroughWiltshireSN8 1TLUK info@lhcomponents.co.uk Registered in England No: 05209971VAT Registration No: 847 0817 11
- [Team](https://lhcomponents.co.uk/index.php/team/) - Simon Bellamy Simon Bellamy is a degree qualified metallurgist. He has spent his career working in metallurgical industries in various roles including technical sales, research, development, and quality assurance. He was the Technical Manager at Linton & Hirst for over 10 years before co-founding L&H components ltd. Trevor Hirst Trevor Hirst , who was a
- [Laminations](https://lhcomponents.co.uk/index.php/laminations-nickel-cobalt/) - Transformer and motor laminations in Nickel-Iron and Cobalt-Iron alloys for input, output, audio signal, inductors, crossover networks, DC bias bridging, chopper, control converter, differential, filament, IF, instrument, electronic, computer modems, communications, speciality transformers and chokes and precision motors. L&H components ltd supplies laminations for input, output, audio signal, inductors, crossover networks, DC bias bridging, chopper,
- [Transformer laminations](https://lhcomponents.co.uk/index.php/nickel-cobalt-transformer-laminations/) - Standard transformer laminations: : click on header of any column in table below to sort by that column [table id=2 /] Available Materials: High permeability and low distortion 80% nickel alloy, 49% nickel alloy, and cobalt iron Material thickness of 0.35 mm, 0.20 mm or 0.15 mm
- [Tape Wound Cut Cores](https://lhcomponents.co.uk/index.php/tape-wound-cut-cores/) - Tape wound cut cores are ideal for transformer design engineers who require one to several thousand transformers in shapes that are unavailable in standard lamination sizes. They also are ideally suited where weight or dimensional requirements are critical and have to be reduced, including chokes, pulse applications and current transformers. Cut cores of special geometric
- [Tape Wound Toroidal Cores](https://lhcomponents.co.uk/index.php/tape-wound-toroidal-cores/) - The tape wound toroidal core approaches the perfect magnetic circuit configuration as well as permitting the most efficient application of high permeability magnetic alloys. The physical and magnetic characteristics of the toroidal shape reveal many features which contribute to this near-perfect circuit. For instance, the air gap in the magnetic path is so small that
- [Ring Cores](https://lhcomponents.co.uk/index.php/ring-cores/) - Ring cores made of thermally stable supermalloy and wound with 1000 turns are excellent transformers. Originally developed for ground fault detection current, they are now used in many current-sensing applications. In a GFCI circuit breaker or electrical outlet, these cores constantly monitor electrical current and protect against injury or death caused by contact with damaged
- [Prototypes and Special Components](https://lhcomponents.co.uk/index.php/prototypes-and-special-components/) - L&H components can produce a range of prototype laminations or small volumes or replacement laminations to the customer’s specifications including: Laser cut laminations – loose and welded into cores Etched laminations – tagged in sheets Tooled specials Hand assembled cores
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- [Motor laminations](https://lhcomponents.co.uk/index.php/motor-laminations/) - Thomson Lamination Company (TLC) progressively stamp motor laminations in the full round from 12.5 mm OD to 380 mm OD. Materials utilised are fully processed silicon, cobalt (Hiperco 50 and VACODUR 49) and nickel alloys. Thicknesses range from 0.1 mm to 0.8 mm. TLC also stamp end laminations for insulation purposes in a variety of
- [GFCI & ALCI Transformers](https://lhcomponents.co.uk/index.php/gfci-alci-transformers/) - L&H components ltd supply wound GFCI differential transformers to those customers who do not want to wind and assemble their own components. The cores used in differential transformers reliably measure ground faults of 5mA, 10mA, 30mA or more over the temperature range from -35oC to +80oC as required by UL Standard 943. This is accomplished