The following information is supplied to inform you and your customers on the environmental and manufacturing information for Unisub sublimatable products. MSDS sheets for various substrates are available for download on this web page. Unisub will continue to update 'green' content as more information becomes available.

Unisub's manufacturing plant is based in the United States of America where all seven substrates we utilize are coated.

For further or specific information needs, please contact info@unisub.com

Information by Category

• Certificates
• REACH (Europe) Info
• Coating Info
• Plant Facility Info
• Aluminum
• Hardboard (HB)
• Medium Density Fiberboard (MDF)
• Steel

REACH (Europe) Info

Unisub articles in normal use have no chemical emissions for REACH consideration. At this time Unisub products are REACH exempt.

Coating

The coating that is applied to the substrates contains no VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds), or lead or other heavy metals or phthalates. This coating is a thin, very durable film which is cured using a low energy process creating no emissions from the facility.

Click here to download a letter from the Company President on Unisub Coating

Plant Facility

The manufacturing plant is an environmentally considerate facility that uses a low energy process for curing the Unisub coatings. Plastic drinking water bottles and aluminum cans are recycled. Aluminum and steel is recycled on site as well as any plain paper. Low energy use light bulbs are in place as well as a program of unplugging or shutting down any unneeded equipment when possible.

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Aluminum

• Created from 100% recycled aluminum
  
• Material can be recycled
  
• Facility - see above information
• Coating - see above information

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Hardboard (HB)

• Raw material from managed forests
• Clean content with no added formaldehyde
• Material can be recycled
• 10% of material comes from Sawmill waste
• CARB exempt
• Coating - see above information
• Facility - see above information

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Medium Density Fiberboard (MDF)

• Raw material fulfills CARB requirements, which means
  that it has a clean content with minimal added formaldehyde
• Click here to download the CARB certification
• Material can be recycled
• Created out of 80% post-consumer recycled materials
• Coating - see above information
• Facility - see above information

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Steel

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