Top 10 Hydraulic cutting machine Suppliers, Manufacturers, Wholesalers and Traders in Sweden

Established: 1985 | Headquarters: Gothenburg

With over 35 years in the industry, Nordic Hydraulic Solutions AB is a household name in Swedish manufacturing. What began as a small workshop repairing hydraulic tools has grown into a leading supplier of custom hydraulic cutting and recycling equipment. Their team of 40+ engineers and technicians prides itself on "building machines that last"—a promise reflected in their 5-year warranty on critical components.

Key Products:

• Hydraulic cutter equipment (specializing in high-torque models for thick metal and cable)
• Cable recycling equipment, including scrap cable stripper equipment for both small and large-scale operations
• Hydraulic baler equipment for compacting metal scrap and waste

What Sets Them Apart: Nordic Hydraulic Solutions is known for its hands-on approach to customer service. Before finalizing an order, their team visits your facility to assess workflow, space constraints, and material types, ensuring the equipment is tailored to your needs. They also offer free operator training and 24/7 technical support—because downtime costs money, and they hate seeing clients wait.

"We don't just sell machines; we solve problems," says Anna Lindström, the company's third-generation owner. "Last year, a cable recycling plant in Malmö came to us with a unique challenge: they needed to strip and cut armoured cables without damaging the copper cores. Our engineers designed a custom scrap cable stripper with adjustable blade pressure, and now it's one of our best-selling models."

Established: 2001 | Headquarters: Stockholm

Eco-Cut Systems Sweden was born from a simple idea: recycling equipment should be as eco-friendly as the work it enables. Founded by a group of environmental engineers, the company has made sustainability its core mission, designing machines that minimize energy use and maximize material recovery.

Key Products:

• Li-ion battery breaking and separating equipment (for safe, efficient lithium battery recycling)
• Hydraulic press machines equipment with energy-efficient motors (up to 30% lower power consumption than industry standards)
• Air pollution control system equipment, (paired with cutting machines to reduce emissions)

What Sets Them Apart: Eco-Cut's machines are built with the planet in mind. Their hydraulic press machines, for example, use regenerative braking technology to recapture energy during operation, while their lithium battery recycling line is designed to recover 95% of valuable materials like cobalt and lithium. They're also certified by the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency (SEPA) for meeting strict emissions and waste reduction targets.

"Our clients aren't just buying equipment—they're investing in their sustainability credentials," explains Erik Johansson, Eco-Cut's technical director. "A car battery recycler in Gothenburg recently told us that switching to our Li-ion breaking system helped them qualify for a government ｇｒａｎｔ for green tech. That's the kind of impact we strive for."

Established: 1992 | Headquarters: Malmö

HydraFlow Manufacturing & Trading has built its reputation on versatility. Serving both domestic clients and exporting to 15+ European countries, they offer a "one-stop shop" for hydraulic equipment—from small-scale scrap cable strippers to industrial-grade hydraulic balers.

Key Products:

• Hydraulic baler equipment (manual and automatic models for plastic, metal, and paper waste)
• Scrap cable stripper equipment with interchangeable blades for different cable diameters
• Hydraulic cutter equipment for heavy-duty applications, including motor stator cutting

What Sets Them Apart: HydraFlow's strength lies in its trading arm, which allows them to source high-quality components from global partners while maintaining competitive pricing. Their in-house manufacturing ensures that even imported parts are assembled and tested to Swedish quality standards. "We balance global reach with local care," says CEO Lars Pettersson. "A client in Oslo needed a custom hydraulic baler last winter—we sourced the hydraulic pump from Germany, the frame from our workshop in Malmö, and had it installed within 3 weeks. That's the HydraFlow promise."

They also offer flexible financing options, making it easier for small businesses to invest in upgrades. "Not everyone can pay upfront," Lars adds. "We work with local banks to create payment plans that fit their cash flow—because growing sustainably shouldn't break the bank."

Established: 2008 | Headquarters: Västerås

Focused exclusively on cable recycling, CableCycle Industries has carved a niche as Sweden's go-to expert for processing scrap cables, wires, and harnesses. Their founder, a former electrician, started the company after frustration with inefficient stripping tools on the market—today, they hold 3 patents for their innovative cable processing technology.

Key Products:

• Cable recycling equipment, including fully automated lines for 500-2000kg/hour capacity
• Scrap cable stripper equipment with laser-guided alignment for precision stripping
• Hydraulic cutter equipment integrated with sorting systems for copper and aluminum separation

What Sets Them Apart: CableCycle's laser focus on cables means they understand the nuances of the material better than most. Their scrap cable stripper equipment, for example, uses a "soft touch" stripping mechanism that reduces copper loss by up to 15% compared to traditional models. "Cables aren't just metal—they're rubber, plastic, fabric, and sometimes even asbestos in older types," says founder Erik Andersson. "Our machines treat each layer with care, so you get more usable material and less waste."

They also offer on-site testing: clients can send samples of their toughest cables, and CableCycle will demo how their equipment processes them. "We had a client in Göteborg with a batch of old marine cables—tough rubber insulation, steel armouring. They thought they'd have to send it to a landfill. We brought our mobile stripper to their yard, processed 100kg on the spot, and they ordered a machine that week," Erik recalls.

Established: 2012 | Headquarters: Uppsala

GreenPress Solutions is a young company with big ambitions. Founded by a team of engineers from Uppsala University, they specialize in energy-efficient hydraulic press machines and cutting equipment, leveraging academic research to drive innovation.

Key Products:

• Hydraulic press machines equipment with smart energy management systems
• Hydraulic cutter equipment for circuit boards and lithium batteries (low-dust models for indoor use)
• Air pollution control system equipment, including HEPA filters for fine particle capture

What Sets Them Apart: GreenPress partners directly with Uppsala University's Department of Mechanical Engineering, turning lab innovations into real-world solutions. Their latest hydraulic press, for example, uses AI to adjust pressure and speed based on material type, reducing energy use by 25%. "We're not afraid to experiment," says CTO Sofia Karlsson. "Last year, we spent 6 months testing a nano-ceramic coating for cutter blades—it increased blade life by 40%, and now it's standard on all our machines."

They also prioritize transparency, publishing annual sustainability reports that detail their carbon footprint and material sourcing. "Our clients care about the planet, and so do we," Sofia adds. "If you buy a GreenPress machine, you know exactly where the steel came from and how much energy went into making it."

Established: 1979 | Headquarters: Linköping

Swedish Hydraulics & Recycling Tech (SHRT) is a legacy brand, having supplied hydraulic equipment to Swedish industries through economic booms, recessions, and the rise of sustainability. Today, they're known for their rugged, low-maintenance machines—built to withstand Sweden's harsh winters and heavy workloads.

Key Products:

• Hydraulic baler equipment (industrial models for municipal waste and large-scale recycling centers)
• Hydraulic cutter equipment for metal and plastic, including 2-shaft and 4-shaft shredders
• Cable recycling equipment with integrated sorting systems for copper, aluminum, and plastic separation

What Sets Them Apart: SHRT's longevity speaks to their reliability. Many of their machines, installed in the 1990s, are still in operation today—a testament to their durable design. "We use thicker steel, stronger welds, and oversize components because we know our clients can't afford downtime," says service manager Olof Svensson. "A recycling plant in Växjö has one of our hydraulic balers from 2005—it's processed over 10,000 tons of waste, and we still service it regularly."

They also offer a "lifetime parts guarantee" on critical components like hydraulic cylinders—a rarity in the industry. "It's our way of saying, 'We believe in this machine,'" Olof adds.

Established: 2005 | Headquarters: Helsingborg

PrecisionCut Machinery lives up to its name, specializing in high-precision hydraulic cutting equipment for industries where accuracy is non-negotiable—like electronics recycling and automotive part manufacturing.

Key Products:

• Circuit board recycling equipment with dry separation systems (500-2000kg/hour capacity)
• Hydraulic cutter equipment with CNC controls for precise cutting of circuit boards and small metal parts
• Scrap cable stripper equipment for delicate cables, including fiber optics and coaxial wires

What Sets Them Apart: PrecisionCut's focus on precision has made them a favorite among electronics recyclers. Their circuit board recycling plant, for example, can separate gold, silver, and copper from circuit boards with 98% purity—critical for clients selling to precious metal refineries. "We measure success in microns," says founder Helena Nilsson, a former aerospace engineer. "A circuit board has components smaller than a fingernail—if your cutter is off by even a millimeter, you lose valuable material."

They also offer on-site calibration services to ensure machines maintain precision over time. "A client in Stockholm runs three shifts a day—after 6 months, their cutter was slightly misaligned. We sent a technician to recalibrate it overnight, and they were back to full efficiency by morning," Helena notes.

Established: 2015 | Headquarters: Örebro

EcoBale Nordic may be one of the newer players on this list, but they've quickly made a name for themselves with their focus on affordability and user-friendliness. Targeting small to medium-sized businesses, they offer compact, easy-to-operate hydraulic equipment that doesn't compromise on quality.

Key Products:

• Hydraulic baler equipment (compact models for small workshops and retail stores)
• Hydraulic press machines equipment with simple, touchscreen controls for quick setup
• Scrap cable stripper equipment (manual and semi-automatic models for low-volume operations)

What Sets Them Apart: EcoBale Nordic designs with the "first-time user" in mind. Their machines come with step-by-step video tutorials, and their customer support team includes multilingual technicians who speak Swedish, English, and German. "We started EcoBale because we saw small recyclers struggling with complicated, expensive equipment," says co-founder Martin Eriksson. "A family-owned scrapyard in Västerås told us they avoided upgrading their baler because the new machines looked 'too fancy.' We built a model with just 3 buttons—now they're processing 50% more waste in half the time."

Their focus on affordability doesn't mean cutting corners. All machines come with a 2-year warranty, and replacement parts are stocked locally for fast delivery.

Established: 1993 | Headquarters: Helsingborg

MetalFlow Hydraulics specializes in heavy metal processing, serving foundries, construction companies, and metal recyclers across Scandinavia. Their hydraulic cutting and pressing equipment is designed to handle the toughest materials—think rebar, steel beams, and thick-walled pipes.

Key Products:

• Hydraulic cutter equipment for metal, including portable and stationary models
• Hydraulic press machines equipment for metal forming and briquetting
• Metal melting furnace equipment (medium-frequency electric furnaces for scrap metal recycling)

What Sets Them Apart: MetalFlow's expertise in metallurgy makes them unique. Their engineers understand how different metals react to pressure and heat, allowing them to design cutters and presses that minimize material stress and maximize yield. "Cutting a steel beam isn't the same as cutting aluminum," says technical sales manager Johan Berg. "Our machines adjust for material hardness, ensuring clean cuts with less blade wear."

They also offer custom tooling, creating specialized cutter blades and press dies for unique metal shapes. "A shipyard in Gothenburg needed to cut curved steel plates for boat hulls—standard cutters couldn't handle the angle. We designed a curved blade attachment, and now they're saving 2 hours per plate," Johan adds.

Established: 2010 | Headquarters: Stockholm

Sustainable Recycling Technologies (SRT) rounds out our list with a focus on the future: lithium-ion battery recycling. As electric vehicles and renewable energy storage grow in Sweden, so does the need to safely process lithium batteries—and SRT is leading the charge.

Key Products:

• Li-ion battery breaking and separating equipment (500-2500kg/hour capacity)
• Air pollution control system equipment for lithium battery recycling (capturing toxic fumes and dust)
• Hydraulic cutter equipment for battery casing removal and cell separation

What Sets Them Apart: SRT's niche focus on lithium batteries has made them a partner to Swedish EV manufacturers and recycling centers. Their breaking and separating system uses low-temperature cutting to avoid thermal runaway—a critical safety feature when processing lithium batteries. "Battery recycling isn't just about efficiency; it's about safety," says founder Emma Lindgren, a chemical engineer. "A single damaged battery can start a fire, so our machines include fire suppression systems and gas monitoring as standard."

They're also active in industry advocacy, working with the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency to develop safety standards for lithium battery recycling. "We don't just follow regulations—we help write them," Emma says. "That's how we ensure our clients are always ahead of the curve."