Universal Dynamics Inc.

Contact Information

Please visit: Universal Dynamics Inc.

A Piovan Company

Mailing Address:
13600 Dabney Rd.
Woodbridge, VA 22191 US

Phone: 703-490-7000
Toll-Free: 888-494-8386
Fax: 703-490-7001

A Special Message from Universal Dynamics Inc.


General Product Catalog - 2010

Universal Dynamics, Inc.

Universal Dynamics, Inc. is a leader in the design, manufacture and installation of auxiliary equipment for the plastics processing industry. Over 50 Years of innovation and expertise are exemplified in an extensive product range for material handling, drying, conveying, feeding, blending, size reduction and heat exchangers. UNA-DYN's Integrated Systems Group, ISG, is one of the most experienced and trusted names in Auxiliary Equipment and Systems Design. Whether you're building a new production facility or expanding an existing one, UNA-DYN, along with ISG are ready to assist you with all your design, building, and installation needs, or with equipment integration to optimize an existing plant.

Product Categories of Universal Dynamics Inc.

  • Blenders (non-intensive)
  • Chillers
  • Closed-loop Process Control Systems
  • Conveying Equipment (pneumatic and Mechanical)
  • Dryers for Resins
  • Feeders
  • Hopper Loaders
  • Hoppers, Bins, Tanks
  • Level Sensors and Controls
  • Metal Detectors, Separators
  • Metering, Proportioning Equipment
  • Semi-bulk Containers
  • Silos
  • Troubleshooting, Problem Solving Systems
  • Vacuum Pumps

As seen in PT

  • Thrifty California Processor Dries PET with 'Waste' Heat

    Southern California can be a challenging environment for manufacturers, not least because of concerns about the cost and availability of electrical power.

  • Auxiliaries at NPE: New Solutions from Material Preparation To Post-Mold Operations

    There will be an extraordinary range of new auxiliary equipment on display at the show.

  • AUXILIARIES: Energy-Saving PET Dryer

    New PCT3 Series desiccant dryer from Universal Dynamics, Inc., Woodbridge, Va., is designed to minimize energy use at every stage of the drying process.

  • NPE News Wrap-up: Resin Dryers

    At least 16 companies introduced new dryers at the big show in Chicago. The new models span a range of drying technologies, but most sport features that save space and cost and make the dryers simpler and more reliable.

  • New PET Drying System Uses 35-55% Less Energy

    Several new “auto-adaptive” features in the Genesys drying system are said to save 35% to 55% in energy for PET drying as compared with other current drying systems.

  • WEB EXCLUSIVE: Universal Dynamics, Inc., Woodbridge, Va., has re-introduced mold dehumidifiers, which it has not offered for many years.

  • On-Site: Green Business Is Good Business for Fabri-Kal

    "We tend to jump on things early," says John Kittredge. "F-K has been a pioneer in a number of things. Our earliest example was converting HDPE margarine tubs to ABS. After that we were a leader in thermoforming polypropylene, and then APET." Now it's PLA biopolymer.

  • Materials Handling: New Equipment Emphasizes Efficiency & Value

    Visitors to the recent NPE 2009 show in Chicago were looking for materials handling equipment that could do more than dry, blend, or convey resins. It had to do those things while saving energy, providing faster and easier maintenance, speeding product changeovers, reducing labor cost, minimizing waste, and providing better value for money. The new products cited below addressed those needs and more.

  • NPE 2009 News Flash

    Injection MoldingHybrid Press Has Electric ClampNew injection presses that combine servo-electric and hydraulic movements to achieve high performance with energy efficiency will be discussed by Arburg Inc., Newington, Conn.

  • Getting Control of Materials Handling

    “It has made my life a whole lot easier,” says Steve Holdren, technical manager. “It’s a night-and day difference,” agrees maintenance manager Matt Dzambazi.

  • Last month, Mann+Hummel in Germany sold its subsidiary, Universal Dynamics Inc., Woodbridge, Va., to Piovan S.p.A. of Santa Maria di Sala (Venice), Italy.

  • The latest PCT2 dual-bed desiccant dryers from Universal Dynamics, Inc., Woodbridge, Va., now come standard with the fi rm's FCX control, which incorporates the System Datalogger.

  • HOW TO COMPARE DRYERS? A Complex Challenge With No Simple Answers

    Is one type of resin dryer faster or more energy-efficient than another? That question prompts competing claims from suppliers—but very little concrete data. When one vendor performed controlled tests to get some answers, its results, published here for the first time, prompted further debate about the difficulties of making valid comparisons and the many complex issues involved in dryer selection.

  • An inexpensive production monitoring system for injection molders was introduced at the recent NPE show in Chicago by Universal Dynamics, Inc., Woodbridge, Va.

  • NPE 2006 News Wrap-Up: Materials Handling: A Host of Refinements and Updates

    NPE 2006 held no revolutionary changes in dryers, blenders, feeders, loaders, or conveying controls, but widely adopted improvements make the newest models easier to use and maintain—and easier on the budget, too.

  • What to See at NPE 2006: Heating and Cooling

    Most of the news at the show is in fluid-circulating mold-temperature-control systems.

  • What to See at NPE 2006: Materials and Parts Handling

    Dryers, feeders, blenders, loaders, metal detectors, level sensors, mechanical and pneumatic conveyors, silos, bins, pumps, filters, valves, box fillers, bag dumpers, and materials-handling control systems constitute one of the biggest categories of products on display at NPE.

  • Low-Cost Additive Feeders To Debut at NPE

    Two new augerless additive feeders boast high accuracy at about 25% lower cost than competing units.

  • To Catch Trouble Early, Put Your Dryers on the Net

    In the past, troubleshooting your resin dryer was a fairly straightforward procedure.

  • Resin Dryers: Which Type Is Right for You?

    Processors today face bewildering choices of at least five basic types of dryers, whose capabilities are subject to conflicting claims from equipment suppliers. For the buyer, the most basic questions are: How much drying is needed for the job and which dryer types are up to the task?

  • Dryers Close-Up NPE 2000

  • NPE News Wrap-Up: Materials Handling

    The big show in Chicago presented more new loaders, feeders, blenders, and conveying controls than you could count. They’re more flexible, easier to maintain, and easier to control. Many are web-enabled, and some are lower in cost.

  • In Auxiliary Equipment--Small Is Big

    Auxiliary equipment is shrinking to catch up with a growing market for small precision parts. Dryers, loaders, blenders, grinders, and chillers have all dropped in size for accuracy and fast product changeovers.

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