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HydX AB

Ystad, Sweden

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What HydX AB does.

HydX AB is a part of the conglomerate Volito Industri, which encompasses the leading providers in industrial automation. The company offers a variety of solutions, including: - Service and support for customers - Predictive maintenance and optimization - Components and spare parts from renowned manufacturers - Solutions for industrial hydraulics, electronics, and mobile hydraulics - Autonomous solutions and electrification applications - Solutions for marine, infrastructure, and energy industries HydX AB focuses on the development of innovative technologies to support customers in optimizing their processes.

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