Eight Aerospace Component Fabrication and Machining Facilities

Unison Industries specializes in the design and manufacture of complex gas turbine engine components and electrical systems for sectors like aviation and defense, focusing on high-performance solutions. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Manchester, US, Unison Industries operates as a specialized supplier of gas turbine engine components. The company was acquired by Dynamic Precision Group, a portfolio of Carlyle Group, in December 2013. Unison has successfully maintained its operational focus without major pivots in business strategy since its inception.

Unison is a leading global supplier specializing in complex gas turbine engine components and electrical and mechanical systems tailored for several sectors, including aviation, space, defense, power generation, oil and gas, and transportation. The company’s core product offerings include ignition systems, such as their renowned igniters and exciters, which are designed to operate under extreme conditions and ensure reliable energy delivery. Unison also provides advanced fluid conveyance solutions through its tubes, ducts, and manifolds, utilizing innovative manufacturing techniques that enhance performance while reducing costs. Their temperature sensors are recognized for their accuracy and reliability, making them essential for critical applications.

Unison's products are distributed globally, serving major aerospace manufacturers and operators in North America, Europe, and Asia, thereby addressing the performance needs of numerous engine and airframe programs. Unison generates revenue through direct sales to original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and various aerospace industry partners. The company's transaction model predominantly follows a B2B structure, where it engages in long-term contracts for the supply of its specialized components. This includes flagship products like solid-state exciters and permanent magnet generators, which are essential for powering aircraft systems.

The pricing structure is typically determined by the complexity and customization level of the products, reflecting the advanced engineering and manufacturing capabilities that Unison offers. By maintaining strong relationships with its clients and continuously investing in research and development, Unison positions itself as a preferred partner in providing high-quality solutions that meet the demanding standards of the aerospace industry. Unison plans to enhance its product range by developing new gas turbine engine components, targeting a launch in the upcoming fiscal year. The company is also exploring expansion into the Asia-Pacific and European markets, with a targeted completion date for initial operations by 2025.

The acquisition by Dynamic Precision Group in 2013 has provided the necessary capital to support these initiatives, focusing on strengthening product innovation and market penetration.