The processes in modern sawmills and planing mills look very similar. There are many similarities, but that also means that the differences are all the more important. It is the well-thought solutions, the unique combinations, and the reliable systems that determine production capacity, quality, and profitability.
By investing early in developing the expertise of employees in our own design department, Almab today has unique opportunities to meet our customers needs. Almab also operates its own in-house production. This improves daily quality control while also enhancing flexiblity when customers have special requirements.
Almabs installation manager, with solid experience, ensures that the facilities are built as intended.
Through our subsidiary Nolyx, we offer industrial automation services.
Almab offers sawmill and wood processing industry, process-optimized handling equipment that provides maximum value for the customer. We do this through leading knowledge, equipment, and after-sales support.
The Storskogen has been Almab’s main owner since December 2018.
Almab has strong traditions. That’s what happens with a company that has been run by the same family for three generations. P-O Larsson took over the responsibility in 1986. His father Nils had been running Almab since he took over from his grandfather Anders. Traditions go hand in hand with security. Almab celebrated its 80th anniversary in 2008. Over three generations, the specialists at Almab have collaborated with customers to develop efficient and profitable processes for raw sorting, sawmills, and planing mills.
Almab is formed by Anders Larsson along with his brothers Lars-Gunnar and Karl to saw and plane timber for customers around Storvik.
Almab takes over the agency for sawmill machinery for Bolinders.
Premiere for the first carrier, developed and manufactured by Almab.
The first shipment of steel is delivered to the customer.
The workshop premises have become too small. Almab is moving 300 m and getting opportunities to expand significantly.
The first export order. Today, about 75 percent of Almab’s production is destined for export.
Start designing with the help of CAD systems.
Establishing a subsidiary in Norway.
Establishment of workshop in Estonia.
Develop the first sorting facility with camera sorting.
Starting a sales company in Finland.
Owner of Nolyx AB, a company developing electrical control for advanced industrial processes.
Almab celebrates its 80th anniversary, and sales are steadily increasing. The Russian market accounts for a growing share of deliveries.
Alma is celebrating 90 years.
Storskogen becomes the new majority owner.
