Australian Winders

Behind every successful rebuild is a team that knows their craft. When it comes to rebuilds of this size, collaboration between experienced winders and technical specialists matters even more.

This quick moment on the job captures what we value most: skilled people reviewing progress, sharing knowledge and ensuring every stage meets our standards.

Inside a generator rotor rebuild.

This rotor is currently undergoing a full refurbishment, including coil inspection, cleaning and reassembly inside a controlled workspace.
Every millimetre matters at this stage. Our technicians verify insulation integrity, check component alignment and prepare the rotor for the final reassembly steps.

This is the type of work that demands deep winding experience and attention to detail, ensuring the machine returns to site ready for reliable performance.

⭐️ Australian Winders at EECON 2025

Tony attended this year’s EECON conference to connect with utilities, engineers and industry specialists involved in strengthening Australia’s energy network.

The event offered valuable conversations around generation, testing, asset reliability and the growing demand for high-voltage winding capability. These insights help shape where Australian Winders continues to invest, particularly in testing technology and large-scale refurbishment work.

Thank you to everyone who took the time to chat with us during the event. We’re looking forward to continuing these discussions in 2026.

How do you give a 1982 generator a second life?

In 2024, Australian Winders helped Synergy overhaul Generator 3 at Kalgoorlie Power Station, a 24 MVA ALSTHOM machine pushing 40 years.

With no original drawings and no shortcuts taken, this was engineering done properly, from start to finish.

Read about it:

Australian Winders Rewinds 1982 Generator In Kalgoorlie Australian Winders completed a full rewind of a 1982 generator using in-house Roebel bars and precision methods despite missing documentation.