Stories

Sandvik Coromant has developed the world's largest boring bar. It was developed specifically to meet the machining requirements of a Finnish engineering company.

Richard Harris is President of Sandvik Rock Processing Solutions, a business area focused on the crushing and screening of rocks. Eco-efficient rock processing contributes to the electrification of society and it can significantly reduce the mining industry’s carbon footprint.

The shift towards electric vehicles heralds massive changes for automakers and their suppliers. Fewer, but more complex, components and tools will be required.

The energy transition relies on materials and minerals that are frequently mined in open pits. Sandvik develops equipment for surface mining to help mine operators contribute to net zero along the entire value chain.

Electrified crushing and screening equipment, combined with digital solutions, saves energy and reduces the climate impact of rock processing.

The electrification of society is a key element to combatting global warming and encompasses our daily lives in multifaceted ways.

Software and digital solutions will account for an increasing share of Sandvik's revenues in the future. The online event DISCO Days aims to boost digital knowledge and expertise, and you are invited to the party.

A Down-The-Hole drill rig that opened a new market for Sandvik was awarded the “Wilhelm Haglund Medal to the Product Developer of the Year” in connection with the 2024 General Meeting in April. The “Sustainability Award in Memory of Sigrid Göransson” went to the team behind a customer recycling program for used cemented carbide tools.

In this episode of the Meet Sandvik podcast, host Marita Sander interviews Mattias Nilsson, President of Sandvik Manufacturing Solutions. The discussion centers around the role and impact of digital solutions in component manufacturing.