400 volt transformer

[Rolando O.]

I need to wire a machine purchased in Greece that runs on 400 V, 3 Ph, 4 W, 200 Amps. The machine is made up of several separate sections and can be fed from more than one sources. We have 480, 3 Ph in the building. What size transformer should I use and where can I get one ASAP? Would two smaller transformers be any better?

 

[jumper]

Just curious, what type of machine and what Hz/frequency?

 

[Rolando O.]

It is a common machine/application. this machine melts various resins in separate tanks, mixes them together once liquidfide , spreads the new mixture on a cooling conveyor belt and drops the new product at the other end in solid form again. similar to making chocolate kisses. runs on 50 Hz

 

[Besoeker]

I need to wire a machine purchased in Greece that runs on 400 V, 3 Ph, 4 W, 200 Amps. The machine is made up of several separate sections and can be fed from more than one sources. We have 480, 3 Ph in the building. What size transformer should I use and where can I get one ASAP? Would two smaller transformers be any better?

As Jumper has noted, frequency may be an issue.
The nominal voltage and frequency in Euroland is 400V, 3ph, 50Hz.
I assume that you are in the US of A so will have 60Hz. Motors will run 20% faster and that could be both an electrical and mechanical problem.