Our purchasing network

For each main commodity, Alfa Laval offers a single global interface for the supplier market. Besides the six global commodity groups, Alfa Laval’s internal network for production-related purchasing consists of regional offices in China, India, Eastern Europe and Mexico, as well as local site teams and coordination per product group. There are continuous efforts within our purchasing network to develop and fulfil activities that contribute to a competitive supply chain – i.e. continuous cost reductions and a stable performance in regard to delivery and quality.

These are the six main commodity groups:

Metals    |    Electrical, Instrumentation and Flow items    |    Seals, Fasteners and Transmissions    |    Indirect Material    |    Castings and Forgings    |    Machining, Forming and Fabrications

Metals

Mr. Per Fogt Norup, Commodity Manager

E-mail: perfogt.norup@alfalaval.com

• Mild Steel
• Stainless Steel
• Copper
• Titanium
• Aluminium
• Nickel Alloy
• Brass and Bronze

Electrical, Instrumentation and Flow Items

• Electrical Equipment
• Electrical Motors
• Instruments
• Pipes - Tubes - Hoses
• Valves
• Flow Products (fittings, flanges etc)
• Pumps & Compressors
• Modules
• Glass components

Seals, Fasteners, Transmission

Mr. Terje Klyver, Commodity Manager

E-mail: terje.klyver@alfalaval.com

• Seals (Mechanical and Rubber)
• Gaskets
• Insulation
• Springs
• Fasteners
• Wear Parts
• Bearings
• Other Mechanical Components

Indirect Material

• Maintenance Services
• Packaging
• Paint
• Oil and Chemicals
• Protective Items
• Welding Rods
• Tools and Fixtures

Castings and Forgings

Mr. Claus Möller, Commodity Manager

E-mail: claus.moller@alfalaval.com

• Raw Forging
• Rough Turned Forging
• Raw Castings  Investment Castings (lost wax)
• Sand Castings
• Rough Turned Centrifugal Castings
• Rough Turned Rolled Rings

Machining, Forming and Fabrications

• Machined components - from bars, castings, forgings and hot press
• Formed parts - deep drawn, pressed, bended and punched
• Fabrications and welded constructions
• Cutting - made with flame, water, laser etc
• Extrusions