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Municipality/ Skellefteå
Martinsons is one of Sweden's largest family-owned wood processing companies with deep roots in Västerbotten. Martinsons processes the northern Swedish forest into high-quality wood goods, innovative components for industrial construction and ready-to-use solutions which add value and contribute to an increase in the use of wood. The operations secure the value of the forest through long-term, responsible forestry and efficient processing. The extensive production of sawn goods is powered only by renewable energy and the company's transports run on biofuel. Martinsons is one of Sweden's largest producers of glulam and the Nordic leader in cross-laminated timber, wooden bridges and framework systems. The company has deep roots in Västerbotten and its successes have resulted in a great deal of added value for those living in the region.
Municipality/ Umeå
Medicvent's main product is the patented Double Mask used in hospitals for such procedures as anaesthesia and childbirth. The purpose of the Double Mask is to protect the internal working environment and health of the staff through the elimination of harmful gases. In recent years, numerous additional products and applications have been developed, all aimed at improving both the internal and external environment. Medicvent’s mission is to develop, manufacture and promote a comprehensive range of products for the scavenging of air pollution mainly within the hospital care environment.
Municipality/ Örnsköldsvik
MoRe Research offers you, with our wide range of instruments, pilot equipments and researchers, the opportunities to develop existing or new processes and products towards an environmentally friendly world.
Municipality/ Örnsköldsvik
Multi Channel Sweden is based in Örnsköldsvik, Sweden. The company has developed an innovative wood chipper that saves raw material and gives a higher output from the pulp process. It produces a more even chip size compared to traditional disc chippers. It can be regulated during operation which means fewer stops. It is easy to install and is service friendly. The pilot plant in Domsjö for testing different sorts of wood means that the wood chipper can be modified based on customer needs.
Municipality/ Örnsköldsvik
With long roots and years of experience from both steel and aluminium business, we have a unique knowledge about the entire process - from production to stockholding and logistics. Nordic Flanges market a full range offering of standard and special flanges and fittings in all types of stainless steel, special alloys, carbon steel and aluminium. Through a combination of own production to order and stock keeping of standard products the aim is to offer short lead time of high quality products to customer that value flexibility, high service level and the industry's best material knowledge.
Municipality/ Storuman
The NLC Storuman transhipment terminal was inaugurated on August 15, 2012. Located in a high growth area, the terminal is a transport hub intersected by two European highways and rail links in three directions. The terminal is a key component of Nordic Logistic Corridor, the green transport route connecting Norway, Sweden, Finland and Russia. Due to its location, the Storuman terminal represents an optimal dry port between Mosjøen, Mo i Rana, Umeå, Holmsund and Vaasa, and therefore a strategic resource for the region as a whole. Set up in 2010 in conjunction with the introduction of the Bothnia Line, the NLC Terminal offers loading and unloading services as well as access to a service center and parking area for Carriers. The terminal has three railway lines and its new freight station spans 5.8 hectares - a threefold increase on its previous capacity.
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International Business Developer
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