News from the Group

Sandvik participates in a three-year research collaboration, initiated by the University West in Trollhättan, Sweden. The focus is on additive manufacturing and creating cutting edge knowledge about high temperature materials.

After 3000 km through Australia's desert, the MDH Solar Car, sponsored by Sandvik, crossed the finish line as no five in the Bridgestone World Solar Challenge.

Improved energy efficiency and productivity save money, while also reducing environmental impact and carbon dioxide emissions. Sandvik has hundreds of projects that combine to have a positive effect on energy consumption in its operating activities.

Almost 200 Sandvik customers from around the world gathered in Tampere, Finland, to look at the emerging cutting-edge technologies coming to the mining industry.

Rockathon, a co-creation and open innovation event, was arranged by Sandvik in cooperation with EIT RawMaterials consortium, which is initiated by the EIT (European Institute of Innovation and Technology) and funded by the European Commission, on September 5 in Tampere, Finland.

At the Steinexpo exhibition in Germany, Sandvik introduced a number of new innovations such as new Ranger DXi and the new screening media, Sandvik WX6500.

Sandvik’s powder metallurgical materials, with their unique combination of high oxidation resistance and form stability, boost both productivity and energy savings.

At the R&D center in Rovereto, Italy, Sandvik has found a way to make vegetable oil standard for all its computer-controlled manufacturing machines.

The connected tool Silent Tools™ + has been developed to reduce vibration with damping technology and in addition to provide insights from inside the component.