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Thanks to the use of a more energy-efficient lime in our steel mill in Sandviken, Sandvik has achieved an indirect reduction of 5,800 tonnes CO₂ emissions per year.

Sandvik Materials Technology announces plans to expand its operations of precision medical wire and wire-based components to Tucson, Arizona, US.

NACE International recently awarded its 2020 Distinguished Organization Award to Sandvik Materials Technology, and Sandvik’s Ulf Kivisäkk was also awarded the NACE Technical Achievement Award.

Göran Björkman, President of Sandvik Materials Technology (“SMT”), has been appointed Chairman of the Swedish Association of Industrial Employers (“Industriarbetsgivarna” in Swedish).

Sandvik is right now supporting the fight against the coronavirus by supplying precision wire to ventilator manufacturers.

Sanicro® 35, the latest addition to Sandvik’s growing Sanicro® portfolio of nickel alloys and austenitic stainless steels, offers exceptional high performance, strength and corrosion-resistance at a wide range of temperatures.

Sandvik has appointed Jari Ponsiluoma as Product Manager for Heat Exchanger and Fertilizer, Tube, EMEA.

At Sandvik, ultra-fine wire - thinner than a human hair - is manufactured. This is used in medical technology components that both save and improve people's lives - and contribute to more efficient healthcare.

Over the last 15-20 years, a new design for a smaller-scale option for nuclear energy has been in the works. Small modular reactors (SMRs) are defined as reactors using module factory fabrication, pursuing economies of series production and short construction times.

Sandvik was one of the sponsors in Impact Coatings’ participation in the 24-Hour Hydrogen Challenge on September 28-29.

Sanicro^® 35 is the latest grade addition to our growing portfolio of nickel alloys and austenitic stainless steels. This super-austenitic grade is unique because it bridges the performance gaps between stainless steels and higher cost nickel alloys.

Recycling products from our production is of great importance and in line with Sandvik's sustainability goals. One of these initiatives is the handling and recycling of slag from steelmaking, which has resulted in a 100% possible reuse of the electric arc furnace slag used in the manufacture of rock drill steel.