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The Swedish Foundry Association is the technology, trade and education institution of the Swedish foundry industry. All cast metals and methods are included, its foundry members representing over 99% of national cast components production. The work of the SEA is to be a dynamic centre of competence, actively supporting emergent foundry industry.
SFA works in areas such as research and development, training, consulting and promoting collective industry interests. The organization co-operates closely with member companies, often parts of principal business groups such as Volvo, Scania, SKF, Metso and Sandvik. Among the members are some 110 Swedish foundries and 50 dealers. Moreover, the SFA has technology agreements with a number of foundries and suppliers in Norway and Denmark and recently the possibility to sign technology contracts has been opened up for companies that are casting buyers.
FSC will promotion international buyers with acquiring casting purchases in China, based on our copious foundry experiences, up to date database capitals of China foundry suppliers and good international trade firms. FSC has set up a database of global foundry purchasers, utilizing China foundrys purchasing conference as a platform, helping suppliers to develop overseas markets, recommending suitable purchasers and allowing product entry into the international markets.
This association also provides training as per the enterprise certification, product certification, purchasing process, and with our related knowledge, we can provide and aid suppliers with the International purchasing general rules, inside knowledge on multinational companies purchasing procedures, mastering global purchasing network systems and gaining the experiences of entry into the global purchasing system.