Industrial News Service

The winner of the 20th international Swedish Steel Prize is Shape Corp. from the United States. The prize is awarded for the groundbreaking use of martensitic steel in a 3D formed tube for automotive roof rail applications.

Cutting narrow incisions with ultra-high precision in high density materials using waterjet technology requires a specific waterjet cutting process: the Fine Abrasive Waterjet process (FAWJ).

For developing a unique manufacturing process and a lightweight solution for A-pillar and roof rail tubes in cars, Shape Corp. has been nominated for the Swedish Steel Prize 2019.

For developing an innovative roofing product that successfully combines a highly effective solar panel with an architecturally attractive and environmentally friendly steel roof, Roofit.solar has been nominated for the Swedish Steel Prize 2019.

No thunder in sight - AVTECH Sweden's proFLIGHT helps pilots pick the perfect flight path

Plattling-based T.CON GmbH & Co. KG has established a sales location in Austin, Texas. In founding its first international branch, the SAP consultancy has reached a key milestone towards further internationalization of its business.

For developing a new harvesting feeder solution for soybean farming that lasts longer, damages fewer crops and drastically improves the yield of existing farms, Kampag has been nominated for the Swedish Steel Prize 2019.

We are now launching Compact Store 8.0 with a larger team and new look. Following the acquisition of Kodverkstan earlier this year, Weland Solutions now fully owns the WMS system Compact Store.

Water Jet Sweden has long been recognized for manufacturing the industry's most advanced, high-quality water jet systems.

The Swedish Steel Prize, which celebrates its 20th anniversary this year, aims to recognize the good engineering, cooperation and steel innovations that lead to a better and more sustainable world.