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SWEDOCEAN

Stockholm, Sweden

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SWEDOCEAN, known as AP&T, provides advanced production systems, stand-alone automation, servohydraulic presses, and heat treatment equipment for the metal and fiber forming industries worldwide. The company specializes in automotive production solutions and standardized production lines for heat exchanger plates, air duct parts, and roof drainage systems. AP&T works closely with customers to offer holistic solutions, focusing on long-term sustainability and high lifetime performance. Founded in Sweden, AP&T operates globally and serves the automotive industry, among others. Notably, they supplied equipment to SkyLines at Honda’s R&D center in Japan.

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