at FoodTech
Nordic Engineering ApS
Stand
M 9834
For 30+ years, specialists with a deep knowledge of dairy production have designed, manufactured and installed stainless steel tanks and process plants.
This is not limited to dairies. Plants for Dairy, Pharma & Life Science, Food and Seafood Processing are built in the same workshops, by the same welders and under the same quality system. One standard, from milk to medicine.
The services span six areas:
Tanks, Vessels & Components
Process Piping
Process Systems & Skids
Pumps, Valves & Heat Exchangers
Turnkey Process Plants
Service, Rebuilds & Upgrades
Every phase sits under one roof: from initial consulting and design through engineering, in-house manufacturing, on-site installation and commissioning to the service that follows. The same team is responsible for the entire stainless steel delivery, so nothing changes hands between suppliers mid-project.
Behind it stands 27,250 m² of indoor production and 400+ employees across locations in Denmark, Norway, the UK and Ireland.
Material traceability to EN 10204 type 3.1, welding documentation and FAT are standard, and if your specification calls for EHEDG or 3-A, these are verified at goods receipt and documented in the handover documentation.
Nordic Engineering covers both liquid and powder technology and represents leading international manufacturers of process equipment. An in-house service workshop services and refurbishes rotating mechanical equipment, and installation is delivered either complete or as supervision.
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