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ORTIC GROUP ADVANCED ROLL FORMING ORTIC Group Focus on Rollforming Machinery, contracting, products Employees: 62 (2014) Turnover 2014: 83 MSEK Founded: 1943 - Bendiro 1984 - ORTIC 2009 - Northcone

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ORTIC GROUP

ADVANCED ROLL FORMING

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  • Focus on Rollforming
  • Machinery, contracting, products
  • Employees: 62 (2014)
  • Turnover 2014: 83 MSEK
  • Founded:
  • 1943 - Bendiro
  • 1984 - ORTIC
  • 2009 - Northcone
  • ORTIC 3D AB also has a minority share of the company CrossBorder Technologies AB

Leading Company Group within roll forming in Scandinavia. Company Group Vision to become leading within roll formning in Europe. ORTIC Group have defined a CSR Strategy with focus mainly on environment, working conditions, safety and anti corruption.

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ORTIC Group

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Bendiro Profile Tech

  • Located in Falkenberg
  • Turnover 2014 : 72 MSEK
  • Bendiro produces roll formed shapes, specializing in

customized profiles

  • Focus on the following sectors:
  • Construction
  • Industry
  • Furniture
  • Automotive
  • Telecom
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ORTIC AB

  • Located in Borlänge
  • Turnover 2014: 20 MSEK
  • Experts in roll forming
  • Well known world wide for its patented 3D roll forming

used in many sports arenas etc:

  • Specialized in construction, automotive and storage

systems

  • Important know how for future development of 3D roll

forming

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  • First product company based on 3D roll forming

(Lighting columns are well suited for 3D roll forming because of their long shape and the possibility to design them with a conical shape)

  • Located in Stockholm and Borlänge
  • Development and sales of lighting columns
  • Planned sales start 2015

Northcone AB

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Roll Forming

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Every year approximately 1,000 million tons of steel is produced The majority of all steel is stamped Approximately 8% of all cold rolled steel is being roll-formed

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Global steel production

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Trends in the steel industry

  • Escalating raw material prices
  • An increasing share of the end product cost comes

from raw material

  • Increased environmental focus
  • Weight savings is a top priority in new cars
  • OEM’s are paying up to €10 per saved kilo
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3D Roll Forming

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3D Roll Forming

Year 2001

  • BEMO sold a roof that could not be produced
  • Required roll-forming with a variable cross section
  • Turned to ORTIC
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Budapest Arena

  • 4,700 unique panels
  • 1 machine
  • Container portable
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Olympic Games – Athens 2004

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Subsequent Constructions

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Extensive IPR portfolio

  • More than 10 patent families
  • Global reach
  • Method as well as product protection
  • Automotive
  • Construction
  • Lighting columns
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The design limitation has isolated roll-forming from the major market

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Stamping vs conventional roll forming (2D)

Roll Forming

  • Low capital cost
  • High capacity
  • Easier with high strength steel
  • Minimal material waste

Stamping

  • Complex structures
  • Industry standard
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Stamping vs 3D roll forming

Without the design limitations the competitive edge is obvious

3D Roll Forming

  • Low capital cost
  • High capacity
  • Easier with high strength steel
  • Minimal material waste

Stamping

  • Industry standard
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Applications

Potential new applications

  • Lighting columns
  • Automotive
  • Boats
  • Furniture
  • Etc…

Current applications

  • Roofing
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Automotive

One of the main potential application areas for 3D roll forming is the Automotive industry as a lot of improvements can be made compared to stamping:

  • Minimal material waste
  • Easy to form with high strength steel
  • High capacity
  • Lower investment costs
  • Less tooling costs