vibration motors.

Goman Bakeriet is Norway's second largest bakery chain and currently supplies fresh bread and baked goods to approximately 70% of Coop Norge's stores. Production runs almost 24/7, at least 20 of the 24 hours a day, and the use of conveyor belts to keep operations running is extensive. It is also critical if something breaks and production stops. Aanestad Service has supplied conveyors and conveyor belts to the facilities for many years. We are also on the alert with our 24/7 service, which is especially important for this type of business.

T. Stangeland Maskin AS was established in 1959 and has worked its way up from agricultural contractors, via assignments for the oil industry to become one of the country's largest construction and civil engineering companies. Stangeland Maskin is active in establishing infrastructure in connection with housing and commercial buildings/fields. They have major projects such as road construction, railways, port construction, airports, water/facilities, broadband/gas/electricity district heating. Stangeland Maskin carries out mobile crushing throughout Southern Norway. Production is approximately 900,000 tons of gravel and crushed stone annually. Aanestad Service has for many years supplied conveyors and conveyor belts and other equipment to the facilities and is responsible for much of the maintenance the belts require.

Heidelberg Materials (formerly NorStone) is a major Norwegian supplier of stone, sand and gravel. The company has production facilities in Halden, Skien, Stavanger, Årdal and Jøsenfjorden and several terminals for distribution/reception of aggregates. Most of the production is sold on the Norwegian market and is known for its high quality. Aanestad Service has supplied conveyors and conveyor belts to the plants for many years and is responsible for much of the maintenance the belts require.

Mibau Stema (formerly Norsk Stein) is one of the country's leading producers of crushed stone and stone materials, producing at four locations in Norway: Jelsa, Tau and Dirdal in Rogaland, and at Larvik in Vestfold. The facility at Jelsa is the largest quarry in Europe with an annual production of 10 million tonnes. The quarry was established in 1987, and as of 2018 is wholly owned by the German company Mibau-Stema. The production process starts with blasting rock in an open pit, followed by coarse crushing, fine crushing and other processing. Aanestad Service has supplied conveyors and conveyor belts to the facilities for many years and is responsible for much of the maintenance the belts require.