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Sandvik has further improved its ranking in the large survey Comprend Webranking Report.

At this year’s MINExpo INTERNATIONAL® 2021, Sandvik is launching several new products, headlined by a new battery-electric truck, Sandvik TH550B.

Sandvik Coromant has opened three new Sandvik Coromant Centers. The centers — opening in Milan in Italy, Istanbul in Turkey and Renningen in Germany — are part of a global network of facilities dedicated to showcasing metal cutting expertise.

Automated, digitalized processes and AI-enhanced decisions reduce costs and free up time to spend on adding real customer value.

Technical students in Zambia are getting hands-on experience with donated equipment.

A small drill helps safeguard Zimbabwe rhinos.

Meet Sandvik podcast: Elvin Berndtsson started his own carting company at the age of 16, got an internship at Sandvik after secondary school and now combines engineering studies with a part-time job.

Meet Sandvik podcast: Elvin Berndtsson started his own carting company at the age of 16, got an internship at Sandvik after secondary school and now combines engineering studies with a part-time job.

Meet Sandvik podcast: Brian Huff has built his entire career around electrification. Since 27 years he has worked on electric solutions for cars, boats, and now for mining vehicles.

Meet Sandvik podcast: Electrification is one of the biggest technology shifts in mining, along with digitalization and automation.

Meet Sandvik podcast: Evan Larrick sees engineering as key to sustainability, his particular passion. After he participated in the Sandvik Global Graduate program he got the chance to work with the future of mining, fully electric mining equipment.

Meet Sandvik podcast: “It is an enabler and something that is essential to reach industry 4.0 level”, says Micael Baudin.

Meet Sandvik podcast: Johan Wallin tells the story of how Sandvik became the first company to 3D-print super-duplex stainless steel at an industrial scale and how that can affect different industries.

The main benefit for both us and our customers is that we can use worn-out parts to produce new and hence, reduce the need for virgin material, says Anders Åkesson. Jörgen Petersson adds, This, in combination with fine-tuning our recipes for the furnace and by implementing a new way of working, we have now reached more than 90 percent circularity in our production.

Meet Sandvik podcast: In the second part of our Holiday Special we will talk about what is probably the most important innovation in the history of Sandvik.

Meet Sandvik podcast: The development of Sandvik and social responsibility has gone hand in hand, starting with the social pathos of its founder Göran Fredrik Göransson.