 Regional Facilities
 Canada Established in 1975 as BCL Magnetics, Tempel Burlington became a Tempel footprint in 1996. Situated on the north shore of Lake Ontario, Burlington is conveniently located within an hour of Toronto. It is positioned in Canada's largest consumer and industrial market in an area known as the "Golden Horseshoe." Tempel Burlington houses several annealing furnaces and over thirty presses in a variety of sizes. The 100,000 square foot Burlington Division (10,000 square meters), with over 122 employees, specializes in a variety of products and applications to meet your needs.
Tempel Burlington
Products/Applications: • Motor, stepper, alternator, generator loose laminations and cores stamped by progressive and notching processes • Transformer, ballast, solenoid, nickel and meter loose laminations and cores • Toroidal transformer cores • Distributed Gap transformer cores • Epoxy Powder Coated rotor and stator cores • Slit coils of electrical steel • Welded rotor and stator cores • Stator core assembly • 25 Progressive Stamping Presses • 2 shunt presses • 3 notching presses Additional Facility Information  |
