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Overview of Rock Drilling Equipment Manufacturing Companies Worldwide - Sandvik


Sandvik Group is a large company in Sweden with a development history of over 150 years, leading internationally in the production of drill steel tools for rock drilling equipment. In 1989, Sandvik acquired the Finnish company Tamrock, known for its hydraulic rock drills and hydraulic drill rigs, forming a large internationally renowned rock drilling machinery manufacturer involved in various businesses such as rock drill rigs, hydraulic rock drills, and rock drilling tools. Currently, Sandvik Group is strong and has operations in over 130 countries worldwide.

 

 

 

 

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