Tomorrows materials
Scientists are developing existing materials through revolutionary new processes. The results will change the world around us – and help to save it.
8 results
-
Strategic investment in tungsten powderSustainabilityStrategic investment in tungsten powder
By acquiring Buffalo Tungsten, Sandvik strengthens its strategic presence in North America and increases production of tungsten powder using renewable energy. -
The battery boomSustainabilityThe battery boom
As production of electric cars increases so does the need for lithium-ion batteries, raw materials and reliable and efficient heating technology. Sandvik is ready to meet the demand. -
Sandvik creates first 3D printed diamond compositeInnovationSandvik creates first 3D printed diamond composite
Sandvik has created the first ever 3D printed diamond composite, opening up a vast range of application possibilities. -
Designing materials at atomic levelInnovation, SustainabilityDesigning materials at atomic level
Scientists today design materials at atomic levels, allowing them to create new compositions of existing materials. -
Powder powers smart devicesInnovationPowder powers smart devices
Powder metallurgical materials boost productivity and sustainability in the electronics industry. -
Materials shape civilizationsInnovationMaterials shape civilizations
Materials such as bronze and iron have defined historic periods and changed our world. What will tomorrow’s world be built from? -
Electrifying opportunity for the automotive industryDigitalization, InnovationElectrifying opportunity for the automotive industry
The rise of hybrid technology represents a huge opportunity for suppliers to the automotive industry, experts say. -
Solar car crossed the finish lineInnovation, SustainabilitySolar car crossed the finish line
Solar-powered students travelled 3000 km across the Australian desert in the Bridgestone World Solar Challenge.