Salt Lake City— United Radio announced today an expansion of its remanufacturing operations to the western United States. The company will operate a repair and distribution center in Salt Lake City, Utah as part of its strategic growth plans.

“This expansion will allow us to meet the growing needs of our customers on the west coast as well as provide better coverage for the whole country,” said United Radio President Phil Rubenstein. “Salt Lake City provides us with the best opportunity to establish our operations out west and meet the needs of our customers.”

United Radio provides repair and remanufacturing solutions to electronics manufacturers worldwide. Focusing on automotive and consumer electronics, as well as communications products for first responders and advanced research and development, the nearly 100-year old family-owned company has established itself as a world leader in creating innovative solutions to the emerging technological needs of its customers.

Headquartered in East Syracuse, NY, and with a repair and distribution center located in Peachtree City, GA, United Radio works with both Fortune 500 companies from around the world and first responder agencies across New York state.

United Radio is currently in negotiations to acquire a 45,000 square foot facility and plans to be operational on or before December 15, 2020. The company expects to hire 30 employees and is looking for people skilled in electronics repair, warehouse operations, and administrative work.

For more information visit www.unitedradio.com.

United Radio provides repair and remanufacturing solutions to electronics manufacturers worldwide. Focusing on automotive and consumer electronics, communications products and advanced research and development, the nearly 100-year old company has established itself as a world leader in creating innovative solutions to the emerging technological needs of our customers. Headquartered in East Syracuse, NY, and with a repair and distribution center in Peachtree City, GA, the company works with both Fortune 500 companies from around the world and first responder agencies across New York state.