News from the Group

Eminent scientists, including five Nobel prize laureates, and 800 students from all over the world participated in the Planet Earth 2019 symposium arranged by Molecular Frontiers. Sandvik has partnered with Molecular Frontiers to increase young people’s interest in science and technology.

We are auctioning out the world’s first smash-proof, all-metal 3D printed guitar – produced by Sandvik and played and signed by Yngwie Malmsteen. The auction is run on the popular music marketplace Reverb.

The development of a new Intelligent product family for mining jumbos led to the award of the 2019 “Wilhelm Haglund Medal to the Product Developer of the Year”.

The plant has been selected as a “lighthouse” site, namely one that comprehensively deploys a wide range of Industry 4.0 technologies and use cases at scale, while keeping humans and sustainability at the heart of innovation.

Sandvik and SSAB arranged an innovation challenge to find a solution for traceable steel. The winners of the challenge are now selected.

Sandvik has partnered with the UN and Reuters to showcase the importance of the UN global goals and to demonstrate how we include sustainability into our daily business.

Sandvik’s automated loaders and trucks have been working in real mines for over 20 years with zero accidents involving people.

“Working with the latest technology to solve challenges that no one has ever really solved before, that keeps us interested and motivated to work at Sandvik.”

Sandvik has landed an order from CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research. With the help of particle accelerators, scientists at CERN are trying to understand how the universe was once created and its fundamental structure.

Nadine Crauwels is set to take Sandvik Coromant into the digitalized world of manufacturing and sees the need to be creative and move quickly.