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In this issue...
  • Will Wet Machining Dry Up?
  • 2008 Tax Incentive for Capital Equipment
  • Regulatory Maze
  • UNIST Says Goodbye to Important Friend
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    UR Catalog
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    SCOPE
    of Micro-Fluidization
    		 February 2008
    UNIST HQ

    Welcome to our new subscribers! Micro-Mail SCOPE is our news and application e-mail which reports the broad "Scope" of possibilities for Micro- Fluidization. Each month we send you successful scenarios showing methods of applying fluids and lubricants which result in less consumption and better overall manufacturing performance. Micro-Mail also includes industry news and the latest updates on our products.

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    Mori Seiki Will Wet Machining Dry Up?
    Lubes N' Greases Magazine December 2007

    The future of machining lubrication is changing. Though the timing is yet uncertain, the drivers are in place. The environment, regulation, competition, innovation and cost all play significant roles in how machining will be performed in the future. Lubes N' Greases Magazine provides coverage of where the industry is today related to these issues.

    Use the Magazine Reader to Read the Article on P. 20
    In Svc Tnk 2008 Tax Incentive for Capital Equipment
    Recoup Significant Costs of Purchase

    UNIST Lubrication Systems are proven to reduce cost and are known for providing early payback based solely on their performance in metals manufacturing. Now that payback is enhanced even more with recently passed tax legislation that provides an expanded expense which can be taken by small / medium sized businesses during the first year of a capital equipment purchase.

    The AMT (Association for Manufacturing Technology) has made the following information sheet available on their web site, and provided it to member companies like UNIST to inform customers and industry partners.

    Read the Information Sheet
    Regulatory Maze
    Lubes N' Greases Magazine December 2007

    In Europe and Japan, regulation has defined much of the direction in the development of lubrication technologies for the usage, handling and disposal of metalworking fluids. In the US, many of the same initiatives have only been suggestions, leaving some manufacturers to make changes / improvements and others to remain with the status quo. Lubes 'N Greases addresses whether this may be changing and how.

    Use the Magazine Reader to Read the Article on P. 28
    Mr. and Mrs Boelkins UNIST Says Goodbye to Important Friend

    Many UNIST customers and friends have enjoyed visits in the past from Wally Boelkins, accompanied by his wife Marge. Marge has frequented trade shows, shop floors and strategic meetings both in the US and abroad with her husband of 52 years. Marge departed in late January from life here with her family and friends, after a long illness. She will be remembered well and often by those who knew her.

    Read About Marge Boelkins
    UNIST Web Resources
  • New Products
  • Testimonials
  • Wearpoint Lubrication
  • UNIST History
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    About Us
    Formed in 1957, UNIST, Inc. is the leader in the manufacture of fluid delivery systems used in metalworking and metal forming to reduce consumption while improving all areas of operational efficiency. UNIST has serviced over 6000 customers on 6 continents from its home office and manufacturing facility in Grand Rapids, MI.

    Micro-Mail is the e-publication from UNIST, Inc. that provides important information to those who do business with us, including, news, product updates, technical bulletins, application data and announcements. You are subscribed because you have previously purchased UNIST equipment, requested information such as product literature and quotations, or have requested to receive our e- publications. To change your profile or unsubscribe, please use the links below or e-mail us.

    Have you had an experience using UNIST systems in your plant that you would like to tell us about Ð positive, negative or both? We would enjoy hearing from you, and may choose to print your story. In Micro-Mail Scope we print application details without using personal or company names. Please send stories of your successful, difficult or new applications to micro-mail@unist.com.

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