We have solid experience in installation and service in all types of buildings, facilities and industries. Read about some of our reference projects here.
For many years Assemblin has manufactured and supplied control equipment, and assembled and installed power supply equipment and rectifier substations in rail-borne infrastructure, in close collaboration with Siemens in Solna.
Assemblin has signed two contracts with City Tunnel, one for air treatment systems and one for fire ventilation.
Assemblin was responsible for the pipework contract at Tranås Energi’s new combined heating and power plant, which opened at the end of 2014. The project was Tranås Municipality’s biggest investment to date and thanks to the new furnace, the power and heating produced are 100% renewable.
In autumn 2010, Assemblin was commissioned for an electrical contract covering the installation of more than 800 industry-compatible strip light fittings at Uponor in Virsbo, central Sweden. The new fittings replaced 426 mercury light fittings.
Under the joint-ownership name of Bomhus Energi AB, the biomass-fuelled power and heating plant that will provide Korsnäs and other industrial companies with energy is being built. The plant also needs to secure the supply of eco-friendly heating in Gävle’s district heating network.
In autumn 2009, Assemblin initiated a project at the Forsmark nuclear power plant in eastern Sweden. The project related to the prefabrication and installation of pipework for cooling water.
When the 19 MW Siemens motor at Borealis cracker plant in Stenungsund, western Sweden, stopped due to an earth fault, the entire plant shut down – a plant that also supplies other petrochemical plants with raw materials for various processes.
In a partnering contract with NCC, Assemblin has been commissioned to install air treatment systems in the refurbishment of the existing office and the new construction of offices and a production hall at ABB in Ludvika, central Sweden.
Assemblin designed and installed a comprehensive sprinkler system in the 190 metre high Turning Torso tower. The Turning Torso is Malmö’s new landmark and a unique building, bringing together homes, businesses and meeting environments.