Sandvik Coromant 75 years

Описание: Sandvik Coromant is born out of the Sandvik Group, and our heritage is steel. But our very own history begins in 1942, when Wilhelm Haglund was appointed president of a small carbide metal division in Sandviken, Sweden. Who knew that 70 years later our tools would be used all over the world in the manufacturing of products as diverse as aeroplanes, smart phones and beverage cans?

Today, Sandvik Coromant is the world’s leading supplier of tools and know-how to the metalworking industry. Throughout the years we have contributed to the industry with new products, solutions and methods that have improved processes and ways of thinking. Extensive investments in R&D as well as close collaboration with our customers and other partners has allowed Sandvik Coromant to create unique innovations that are driving industry standards into the next industrial era. Together with our customers we develop tooling solutions and machining knowledge that change, lead and drive the future of manufacturing.

Quick facts

Close to the customer: Sandvik Coromant is currently represented in more than 150 countries.
Constant product launches: On average Sandvik Coromant introduces 6 new products to the market every day.
Number of employees: Sandvik Coromant has approximately 7,900 employees worldwide.
Knowledge hub: Sandvik Coromant has more than 20 centres worldwide that offer customers, distributors, employees, educators and students theory-based training, courses, seminars and live demonstrations.
Online training: Among its e-learning courses Sandvik Coromant offers Metalcutting Technology Training; some 35,000 users are registered for the programme.
Innovative giants: Sandvik Coromant has more than 520 patents in its portfolio today.
Always on: Sandvik Coromant offers 24-hour delivery around the globe on standard products.
Certified excellence: Sandvik Coromant has received certification for international standards such as the ISO 26623 standard for tool-holding systems as well as the ISO inserts, around which an industry-leading recycling programme was created, along with the ISO 13399 standard.