Benefits maximised together with our customers
Together with the customers we create value. We are an industrial partner that does not only deliver aluminium profiles, but also wants to make the customers’ business more effective in a broader sense. We often put the profiles in a wider context – in a system or as a part of a complex structure.
Below you will find some examples of what a close co-operation between Sapa and its customers can be like.
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The trains on the Roslagsbanan railway were too noisy. A new solution has been tested – aprons made of aluminium profiles.
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Today Sapa delivers about 450 profile-based components directly to Seldén’s production facilities in Sweden, Denmark, Holland, England, the USA, Argentina and Australia. |
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The Swedish owned lifting equipment manufacturer Liko is an export success. Sapa supports the company on the North American market. |
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Aluminium is the perfect material for us. It is our objective to make the painting work as easy and effortless as possible. |
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Today Sapa delivers a complete product, ready to be installed. The S series stakes are slotted. Both the stake and the base are welded and anodised. |
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A traditional goalkeeper stick is made in a single piece. The shaft, the shield and the blade are made of wood or a composite material. How do you get the idea of using aluminium profiles? |
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Audicom’s range of products contains a great number of Sapa profiles, such as, among other things, AV strips and frames. A large variety of surfaces is available here. Anodised, pained and laminated. |
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The sauna manufacturer Tylö has launched another hot product. The Felicity steam shower combines modern design and innovative functions. The development of this exclusive multishower is a result of a close co-operation between Tylö and Sapa. |
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Fagerhult’s technicians, in co-operation with Sapa, have used the profile manufacturing technology to create solutions which make the assembly process easier – grooves and screw ports, for example. |
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ABB has chosen Sapa as a partner and the supplier of an important component of their converter valve – the heat sink.
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Updated: 2008-07-08