Aug. 31, 2025
Deeply cultivate the South American market!
HOPU company's ZY series vacuum transformer oil purifier has been highly recognized by local customersRecently, good news came from the South American market - the vacuum transformer oil purifier independently developed and produced by HOPU company has been running stably in multiple local power equipment operation and transformer maintenance projects. With efficient oil filtration and oil dehydration performance, convenient operation experience, and reliable equipment quality, it has won unanimous satisfaction and high praise from cooperative customers, becoming another important milestone for HOPU company to expand overseas markets.
As a key auxiliary equipment for the operation and maintenance of power transformer system equipment, the performance of the vacuum transformer oil purifier is directly related to the insulation effect and service life of the transformer, which is of great significance for ensuring the stable operation of the power system. Some regions in South America are in the stage of upgrading and improving their power infrastructure, and local customers have strict requirements for the impurity removal accuracy, dehydration efficiency, and ability to adapt to complex working conditions of oil filtration equipment. In response to the actual needs of the South American market, HOPU company conducted in-depth research on local climate characteristics (such as high temperature and humidity environments in some areas), power equipment operation and maintenance habits, and technical standards during the product development stage.
The core components of the HOPU vacuum transformer oil purifier were optimized and upgraded: on the one hand, the vacuum pumping rate and stability of the vacuum system were strengthened to ensure that the moisture content in the transformer oil could be quickly reduced in high humidity environments, meeting the international stringent oil quality standards;
On the other hand, the device operation interface is simplified by adopting a multilingual touch panel (including mainstream South American languages such as Spanish and Portuguese), accompanied by clear operation instructions and fault warning functions, allowing local operation and maintenance personnel to quickly get started without complex training.
