UNIST
In the early
1990s, Uni-Mist, Inc. tackled excessive lubricant usage in the
metal forming industries. At the time there was no
environmentally responsible way to apply lubricants to coil
stock. The introduction of the uni-Roller application system in
1993 was an instant success. Metal forming manufacturers
searching for ways to comply with more stringent environmental
regulations and reduce their lubricant expenses found the
uni-Roller was their answer. In addition to saving lubricant
costs, companies realized they could reduce waste disposal
costs and create a cleaner work environment, too. It was not
long before word spread around the world about uni-Roller
benefits.
As our product line and markets
expanded beyond spray systems, we changed the company’s name
from Uni-Mist, Inc. to UNIST, Inc. in 1996. The name
unifies our efforts to improve all manufacturing and assembly
processes throughout the world.
In 1999, UNIST rolled out the
first SPR-2000 Programmable Fluid Controller. This greatly
enhanced the range of operations suitable for the uni-Roller
systems. More customers in more markets became part of our
non-friction success story.
Then in 2000 we developed the
central Coolube Supply Station to provide a consistent supply
of pressurized fluid to your applications and minimize
downtime. That same year we created the co-axial rotary fitting
for coolant fed spindles.
Today UNIST
production facilities encompass a 40,000-square-foot plant (a
big change from Wally’s original 9x12-foot office!). The plant
is located on five acres within five minutes of the Gerald R.
Ford International Airport in Grand Rapids. Each one of our
employees is committed to reducing the amount of fluids used to
keep production equipment operating efficiently, saving our
customers money and protecting the environment. It’s a
non-friction story we plan to write for decades to come. We
hope you become part of it. Let’s talk about how you can start
saving money today.
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