Unimac Machinery in Eastern Creek | Commercial and industrial

Unimac Machinery

Locality: Eastern Creek

Phone: +61 418 248 952

Address: 6/42 Peter Brock Drive, Eastern Creek NSW 2766 Eastern Creek, NSW, Australia

Website: http://woodtron.com.au

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25.01.2022 Did you know that Unimac Machinery is the exclusive distributor of Woodtron machinery in NSW and the ACT? We're proud to work with this trusted Australian owned and operated brand, which designs and builds the highest quality, state of the art CNC machinery. Woodtron machines utilise the best components from all over the world, guaranteeing long life and reliability. Their quality, features and value for money are second to none.... You can see for yourself by checking out our range of Woodtron CNC technology: https://unimacmachinery.com.au/product-catego/wood-working/

23.01.2022 We know our clients are passionate about delivering the highest quality results for their customers. That’s why we’re committed to finding you the best solution to meet your needs. With the right tools, you can significantly cut down manufacturing time, reduce workplace incidents and most importantly, produce a top-quality product time and time again. ... Contact us to have a chat about your manufacturing needs: https://unimacmachinery.com.au/contact-us/

22.01.2022 Our team is dedicated to providing the best after-sales service possible, because it's important to us that our clients get the best results from their investment. Just ask the team at About Kitchens! Talk to Unimac about our mission to deliver service excellence: https://unimacmachinery.com.au/contact-us/

18.01.2022 Michael is one of Unimac Machinery’s friendly Service Technicians, specialising in Woodtron CNC machines. With a background in mechanical engineering, Michael is a dedicated and highly valued member of the Unimac team who is committed to providing the very best service to his customers. Get to know Michael: http://bit.ly/33xuUpu

15.01.2022 We love the joinery work by our client Germax Interiors on this recent project for The State Library of New South Wales! Clean and concise

14.01.2022 We love seeing design companies think outside the box, just like our client Intermain. Intermain’s joinery team has earned a following of high-profile clients, as well as an impressive portfolio of high-end projects. We’re proud to supply them with the latest automated CNC machinery to help them deliver such fantastic results.... Head over to their Facebook page for a snapshot of what they’ve been up to lately!

12.01.2022 This Woodtron 3618 Rapid Auto with auto labelling unit, was our last install of 2019. P&G Quality Joinery can't wait to start production in 2020.

09.01.2022 Getting up close and personal with this Woodtron CNC machine performing a smooth multi-panel cut. Explore our range of Woodtron products: https://unimacmachinery.com.au/product-catego/wood-working/

07.01.2022 Our team is dedicated to providing the best after-sales service, which is why we will go above and beyond to support our clients when they require support. Just ask Nover. https://unimacmachinery.com.au/

06.01.2022 Another successful install! We recently set up this Woodtron CNC machine for our client Vibe FM in Canberra. The Vibe FM team custom designs and builds commercial furniture including all types of office furniture, reception areas, complete fit outs, kitchens and quality residential furniture. ... We can't wait to see how the new machine helps to improve output and efficiency.

06.01.2022 One of our loyal clients Betterbuilt Furniture are making big strides in the woodworking sector, developing an app to help generate three dimensional cabinetry! We can’t wait to see what they do next!

03.01.2022 Early start to 2020, with our first installation of a Woodtron 3618 Rapid Auto. This is our customers 3rd machine. At the same time, we've relayed out their factory, to now allow better production flow

02.01.2022 Check out this interesting comparison of the seven most popular bench surface materials utilised in the kitchen. Which one’s your favourite, and which trend would you like to see disappear?