Manufacturers in Sweden
Listed first in Sweden: Aerowash, Airolit and Alleima. Compare services, locations and contacts below.
17 companiesUpdated
Manufacturers companies
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View companyAerowash
SwedenCleaning & Detailing
Aircraft washing robots, made in Gavle, Sweden
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View companyAirolit
SwedenDrone Services
Airolit is a Swedish company that develops and manufactures UAVs for industries such as security, defense, energy and research, with training and support.
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View companyAlleima
SwedenManufacturers
Alleima is a Swedish company that makes advanced stainless steels, special alloys and industrial heating solutions. Its website states revenues of 18,630 MSEK and approximately
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View companyAPR Technologies
SwedenManufacturers
APR Technologies AB is a Swedish deep tech company, founded in Enköping in 2011 by three researchers, that develops and produces high-performance distributed chip-scale liquid
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View companyAxis Communications
SwedenManufacturers
Network video, access control and analytics for airports
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View companyBUMAX
SwedenManufacturers
High-performance stainless steel fasteners from Sweden, Bufab Group
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View companyCTT Systems AB
SwedenManufacturers
Cabin humidity and anti-condensation systems for aircraft in Sweden
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View companyDiskomat
SwedenAviation Catering
Diskomat AB is a Swedish supplier of dishwashing solutions. Its site organises its offer by customer type, including restaurant kitchens, tray serving, hospital kitchens, school
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View companyFMT Sweden (Dabico FMT)
SwedenAirport Services
FMT, part of Dabico, makes airport passenger boarding bridges, including mobile telescopic bridges, an A380 upper deck bridge, dual boarding bridge systems, nose-loader bridges,
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View companyLattix Production AB
SwedenManufacturers
Frangible masts and mast structures for airports and roads in Sweden
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View companyRosen InnovatIon AB
SwedenManufacturers
Lightweight recyclable aircraft wheel chocks made in Sweden
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View companySimplex Motion
SwedenDrone Services
Simplex Motion offers servomotors, electric speed controllers for drone and UAV motors, motor controllers for BLDC motors, gearboxes, accessories and complete drive units.
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Ericsson
SwedenAviation Telecommunication
Ericsson provides the networks that connect billions of people, from 5G to AI-driven automation, for service providers and enterprises. Its key offerings include 5G RAN, 5G Core
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Lifts All
SwedenManufacturers
Lifts All AB is a Swedish company that has produced lifting aids since 1994. Its site presents custom lifting aids and lifting tools that it says give higher productivity, lower
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Nanovac
SwedenManufacturers
Thermal vacuum chambers and space environment testing from Sweden
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OHB Sweden
SwedenManufacturers
OHB Sweden is a Swedish space company whose site lists products and services in missions, satellites and platforms, propulsion, AOCS, and mission and ground support software. The
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SIB Products
SwedenAirport Services
SIB Products, Svenska Industriborstar, makes industrial brushes. Its website promotes brushes for snow removal and for removing foreign object debris (FOD).
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Common questions
- How many manufacturers companies are there in Sweden?
- Flying Engineer lists 17 manufacturers companies in Sweden.
- Which manufacturers companies in Sweden are listed first?
- Aerowash, Airolit and Alleima appear first. Featured companies are shown first, followed by companies with the most complete profiles.
- How do I contact a manufacturers company in Sweden?
- Open a company's page to see its website, phone number and location, or send a quote request directly from the page. Requests go straight to the company.
Updated January 2026. Based on the companies listed on Flying Engineer.