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North America’s grid expansion, renewable integration, and industrial electrification are driving unprecedented demand for dependable transformer partners. To meet this accelerating market, Unimacts stands as a manufacturing-first leader with deep global capabilities, proven performance, and a growing U.S. footprint.
Unimacts manufactures and supplies transformers for the U.S. market through a globally integrated production network, supported by advanced facilities and mature quality systems. With over 20 years of engineering heritage, a strong legacy in industrial and solar manufacturing, and more than $1B in products supplied to U.S. customers, Unimacts is positioned as a forward-leaning partner for utilities, developers, EPCs, and industrial enterprises.
A critical part of this strength comes from Kryfs—India’s leading CRGO core and transformer manufacturer—whose decades of technical expertise enhance Unimacts’ depth, reliability, and competitiveness in the global transformer space.
Unimacts serves as a central hub for transformer manufacturing and delivery across the American power sector. Headquartered in Sloan, Nevada, and operating across four continents, the company brings together U.S. commercial presence with world-class global production capabilities.
This creates a single-source, manufacturing-driven solution for power, distribution, dry-type, pad-mounted, inverter-duty, and oil-filled transformers.
With 7 U.S. facilities, 200+ employees, and an expansive renewable and industrial manufacturing portfolio—including solar modules, tracker components, torque tubes, precision components, and foundations—Unimacts brings diversified industrial capabilities that directly enhance its transformer operations.
Kryfs plays a strategic role in elevating Unimacts’ transformer manufacturing edge.
This engineering foundation enables Unimacts to deliver transformers that meet stringent U.S. performance, safety, and utility standards—while maintaining delivery reliability and cost efficiency.
Together, Unimacts and Kryfs create a globally competitive, quality-centric transformer manufacturing platform, purpose-built for U.S. power infrastructure growth.
Unimacts manufactures transformers across six major categories, addressing both traditional grid requirements and emerging renewable needs.
Designed for urban grids, commercial networks, and industrial feeders. Engineered for low losses, optimized thermal behavior, and long service life.
High-capacity units designed for transmission and utility-scale substations. Built with precision core construction, robust insulation, advanced OLTC systems, and global testing compliance.
Ideal for sensitive indoor operations—data centers, industrial plants, high-rise projects—where safety, reduced maintenance, and environmental performance are critical.
Utility-approved, compact, and secure for ground-level distribution and commercial development networks.
Engineered to support solar PV plants, battery energy storage systems (BESS), and renewable interconnections. Built for harmonics, switching stresses, and variable generation profiles.
Reliable, durable, and tested for heavy industrial loads, substation environments, and high-stress operating conditions.
This comprehensive portfolio positions Unimacts as a versatile, full-spectrum transformer manufacturer for the U.S. market.
Unimacts’ transformers are manufactured through a network of advanced facilities located across India, Oman, and the UAE, delivering end-to-end production capabilities.
These facilities have already delivered products to global utilities and OEMs, solidifying their credibility.
Unimacts’ transformer engineering team represents 300+ years of collective design experience, ensuring that every unit aligns with modern grid expectations and project-specific requirements.
Unimacts’ significant maturity in solar manufacturing directly enhances its transformer capabilities. The company’s solar offering includes:
This experience enhances transformer manufacturing through:
This dual-industry strength positions Unimacts uniquely at the intersection of renewables and power infrastructure, an essential advantage for U.S. utilities and developers.
The industry is experiencing extended transformer lead times—often exceeding 30–36 months. Unimacts addresses this challenge through its globally distributed model.
Unimacts is redefining transformer delivery for the U.S. market through a manufacturing-first strategy supported by global capabilities. With a strengthened position thanks to Kryfs’ deep engineering heritage, Zetwerk supply-chain scale, and Unimacts’ expanding U.S. presence, the company provides a reliable, future-oriented solution for utilities, developers, EPCs, and industrial customers.
As the U.S. grid accelerates toward modernization and renewable integration, Unimacts delivers the manufacturing control, quality assurance, and delivery resilience essential for today’s power infrastructure.
Partner with Unimacts for high-performance transformers manufactured for U.S. utilities, developers, and industrial projects. Leverage our global capability, engineering depth, and strong U.S. presence. Contact us to scope your next transformer requirement.
1. Does Unimacts manufacture transformers?
Yes. Unimacts manufactures transformers through its global production network, delivering units across six major categories for the U.S. market.
2. How does Kryfs strengthen Unimacts’ transformer capabilities?
Kryfs brings 40+ years of transformer expertise, CRGO core manufacturing, and Tier-1 utility approvals, significantly enhancing Unimacts’ global technical depth.
3. Which industries does Unimacts serve?
Utilities, EPCs, renewable developers, industrial plants, data centers, and commercial power networks.
4. What lead times can Unimacts deliver?
Let’s say, Distribution Transformers are delivered in 18–24 months, ahead of the industry average of 30–36 months. It may vary based on transformer project needs.
5. Does Unimacts support safe harbor procurement?
Yes. Key fabrications and components can be supplied within 45 days to support U.S. safe harbor requirements.
