Responding to the market: News of developments from Sweden's Sandvik Group shows how demands in the market at large are driving the company to develop new technologies. Andrew Allcock reports

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Responding to the market: News of developments from Sweden's Sandvik Group shows how demands in the market at large are driving the company to develop new technologies. Andrew Allcock reports

机译：响应市场：瑞典山特维克集团的发展动态表明，整个市场的需求如何推动公司开发新技术。安德鲁·Allcock报告

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It's not news that environmental or cost pressures drive business action and that developers and suppliers of underlying materials and manufacturing technology respond to businesses' demands. But Sandvik's annual overview of activities last month demonstrated it very clearly. Sweden-headquartered Sandvik has three divisions: cutting tools (Sandvik Tooling and Seco Tools); materials technology; and mining and construction equipment. The first two of these are where market-driven technology development is most evident.

机译：环境或成本压力会推动业务发展，底层材料和制造技术的开发商和供应商会响应企业的需求已不是新闻。但是山特维克上个月的年度活动概述非常清楚地表明了这一点。总部位于瑞典的山特维克（Sandvik）分为三个部门：切削工具（Sandvik Tooling和Seco Tools）;材料技术;以及采矿和建筑设备。前两个是市场驱动技术发展最为明显的地方。

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《Machinery》 |2004年第4107期|共2页
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Responding to the market: News of developments from Sweden's Sandvik Group shows how demands in the market at large are driving the company to develop new technologies. Andrew Allcock reports

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