What happens if a transformer is installed without actually being tested first? Imagine buying new shoes without trying them on, only to find that they don’t fit. The same thing can happen in the electrical world if testing is not done carefully. That’s why PT Bambang Djaja (B&D Transformer) recently conducted a Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) for their Medium Voltage Transformer products at their Ngoro, Mojokerto plant. This test is not just a formality. It is an important process that ensures every transformer unit that comes off the production line is truly ready to face the tough tasks in the field.
What is FAT and Why is it Important?
FAT (Factory Acceptance Test) is conducted before the product is shipped to the customer’s location. The purpose? The test team conducts a series of performance tests to ensure that all technical specifications are met and the quality is up to the set standards. They design these tests to detect potential problems early on. This FAT can be likened to a medical check-up before someone goes on an important mission.
Interestingly, this process is not only done by B&D Transformer’s internal team, but also involves representatives from the buyer. So, all parties can witness first-hand and ensure that nothing goes unnoticed.
Commitment to Quality and Trust
With FAT, PT Bambang Djaja proves its commitment to quality and transparency. Every transformer that passes this stage is not only a technical product, but also a symbol of the trust built between manufacturer and user.
Inevitably, a step like this is a reflection of the high standards held by the key players in the Indonesian Transformer Factory, who continue to strive to deliver the best products for national and international energy needs. If you would like to find out more about the testing process or the products we offer, please do not hesitate to contact us and our team is ready to help.
