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UNISIG
UNISIG designs and manufactures precision gundrilling machines, tools, and automation systems. We deliver complete deep hole drilling solutions with expert support.

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UNISIG Deep Hole Drilling Systems, a global manufacturer of deep hole drilling machines and automation systems, has promoted Steve Landmann to Vice…
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For medical parts, get the right machine tool to effectively make complicated 3D forms, tiny part features and faces with aesthetically pleasing…
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Unisig will showcase its comprehensive portfolio of deep hole drilling solutions in booth 339159 at IMTS 2024, Sept. 9 – 14, in…
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Unisig, a global manufacturer of deep-hole drilling machines, has commissioned two SSI Schafer Logimat vertical lift modules (VLM) into its parts warehouse…
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Drill and workpiece rotation has a major influence on a hole's concentricity – a key measure of drilling accuracy
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Unisig, a global manufacturer of deep-hole drilling machines, has invested $1.5 million in state-of-the-art technology and equipment for the company's newly constructed…
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Tom Bruders, regional sales manager for UNISIG deep hole drilling systems, discussed the company's UNE6 2i gundrilling machines that feature automation options…
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Join Cutting Tool Engineering and UNISIG CEO Anthony Fettig for a 30-minute webinar based on an article in the March 2023 issue…
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Take a deep dive into deep-hole drilling.
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At Eastec, Unisig plans to showcase automation that it says will take "deep-hole drilling machine efficiency and productivity to new levels."
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While shops can perform rotating-workpiece deep-hole drilling on a turning machine, a dedicated deep-hole drilling machine using what's known as counter-rotation will…
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Steve Landmann, UNISIG's regional sales manager, demonstrates the company's automated small-diameter drilling system featuring the ability to load workpieces through the back…
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At every stage of manufacturing, there is an opportunity for automation. Unfortunately, many manufactures often let perceived barriers keep them from implementing…
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The UNE series of gundrilling machines are a good fit for high-volume/low-mix or low-volume/high-mix manufacturing environments.
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Modern moldmaking must be efficient.
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Fast turnaround times and increasingly complex components are standard requirements in the mold industry.. To meet these growing customer demands with the…
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Deep-hole drilling and automation make for productive work cells.
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UNISIG, Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin, demonstrates why trepanning is beneficial when drilling deep holes that are too large for high-pressure coolant drills or…
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With five models built from two frame sizes, the UNE Series can drill hole diameters from 1.4 mm to 40 mm and…
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Books have been written on how to produce deep holes using milling machines or lathes, but trying to drill deep holes with…
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Both models feature rigid, robust frames along with their universal spindles for the toughest applications, all of which helps mold makers minimize…
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UNISIG continues to expand its product line to meet the growing needs of today's manufacturers, especially moldmakers. The company offers the USC…
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Designed as a reliable, high-precision solution for gun manufacturers, UNISIG's dedicated R-2A rifling equipment performs the most critical final steps of firearm…
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We called them "submarines." Tough, 17-4 PH stainless steel forgings shaped like miniature German U-boats, each requiring several ¼" (6.4mm) through-holes to…
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Versatile, productive and reliable, the UNE 12-2 compact gundrilling system brings new levels of increased manufacturing capacity to a variety of industries,…
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UNISIG has unveiled newly developed technologies that substantially improve performance while reducing cost in its larger B-series machines. These advances are introduced…
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UNISIG engineered its new B700 Drop Bed machine to effectively generate the critical, high-precision features on large and irregularly shaped aerospace components,…
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Anyone who's drilled a deep hole on a CNC lathe or mill knows it's not easy. Go much deeper than 10 or…