Alfa Laval in Moscow

The Swedish brand Alfa Laval is a leading international expert in the design, development, and manufacture of technologies for heat transfer, separation, and fluid handling. The company offers advanced technological solutions to optimize industrial processes and enhance energy efficiency in global markets. The enterprise was founded in 1883 by Gustaf de Laval and Oscar Lamm in Stockholm, Sweden, starting its history with the revolutionary invention of the centrifugal milk separator. Today, Alfa Laval operates an extensive international footprint with active subsidiaries and commercial representative offices in more than 100 countries across all continents. The company’s manufacturing sites are strategically distributed globally, including Sweden, Denmark, France, the USA, India, and China, while its massive logistics network ensures prompt assembly and uninterrupted worldwide shipping.The brand's products and services are structured into three key business divisions:— Energy: energy-efficient solutions for the oil & gas, chemical, and heavy processing industries.— Food & Water: hygienic technologies for food, beverage, pharmaceutical sectors, and water treatment utilities.— Marine: specialized deck and engine equipment for shipbuilding and global maritime transport.The product portfolio features high-tech gasketed, brazed, and welded plate heat exchangers, industrial centrifuges and separators, hygienic pumps, valves, and tank equipment. The main technical advantage lies in their outstanding reliability, compact design, and maximum thermal efficiency. Alfa Laval products are distinguished by absolute operational safety and durability under extreme temperature and chemical conditions. The brand's energy-saving technologies empower enterprises to significantly reduce resource consumption and minimize corporate carbon footprints. All manufacturing assets are certified according to the latest global quality standards, including ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and strict ASME/3A hygienic compliance.Facts & Figures:— 1883 — year of foundation in Sweden.— Over 100 countries — commercial presence geography.— More than 40 major manufacturing sites worldwide.— Over 20,000 employees in the international workforce.