Notícias & Midia

Sandvik Materials Technology has received large orders for advanced tubes for the energy segment.

To be an innovative business partner for our customers we aim to include sustainability in every aspect of our business. For us, that means integrating sustainability throughout the entire value chain – from research to final product.

Sandvik has won the first large scale stainless steel umbilical tube order in Brazil’s pre-salt Mero oilfield.

To increase the availability of its high-quality seamless stainless tube, add flexibility for introducing new grades and strengthen regional service, Sandvik is adding a new cold finishing tube manufacturing line at its Mehsana Mill, in Gujarat western India, to be inaugurated January 30, 2020. The new high-tech line, mainly aimed at the production of heat exchanger tubing and for other demanding industrial applications, will double Mehsana’s cold-working capacity and thus allow for swifter delivery times across the Asia Pacific region.

Sandvik, the leading medical wire specialist, is adding stranding and coating capabilities to its production unit in Palm Coast, Florida. By doing so the company is stepping up focus on customizable wire solutions based on EXERA^® high precision medical wire one step further. Sandvik is presenting its wire and wire-based solutions at Compamed 2019, Messe Dűsseldorf, 18-21 November.

Sandvik has entered into a long-term agreement with Tenaris to supply Oil Country Tubular Goods (OCTG) following their award from the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) in August 2019.

Sandvik will be exhibiting at this year’s Stainless Steel World 2019 on stand C26. With the theme of ‘Solving Corrosion with Science’, the company will be highlighting grades, designs, quality and sustainability of products and how working with customers they can help their operations and businesses.

Meet the core of Sandvik’s nuclear division–our team. In our new Nuclear Core series, we’ll introduce the faces behind this team and hear their insights on the nuclear industry.