Transor Filter is a provider of filtration solutions for a variety of manufacturing applications such as grinding, honing, lapping, super finishing and EDM and now they’re moving into a bigger facility.
“Over the years we have expanded several times,” says Transor CEO Irvin Kaage as he announced the company’s move. “This new expanded 35,000 sq. ft. facility in Arlington Heights, Illinois enables us to increase production and inventory to meet the growing demands for Transor units with OMF (One Micron Filtration).”
The new home is an additional 35% larger than their previous facility and accommodates all administrative, production and service personnel.
“As manufacturers of carbide cutting tools, circular saw blades and PCD tools, along with our initial EDM market, have discovered how OMF significantly impacts their operation,” says Kaage. “Their demand for our filters required us to have additional space for assembly, testing and inventory as well as expanded R&D facilities for new Transor innovations currently in the works.”
With the success of Transor’s modular, expandable V-Series, they now have the additional space for increasing their component inventory for the basic modules.
Transor also manufactures a complete line of high performance EDM dielectrics and grinding oils. Over 18,000 Transor units have been installed in over 30 countries. Transor has sales offices in the US, Europe and Asia providing sales and service.
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