Lahti Precision in the Nordic Energy Storage exhibition

Lahti Precision participates in the Nordic Energy Storage exhibition in Vaasa on Friday 25th March, 2022

Lahti Precision provides competitive weighing technology for enabling sustainable success cross different industries. On Friday 25th March we’ll participate in NES, Vaasa. NES, Nordic Energy Storage is an international networking event for energy experts, focusing on energy storage and sustainable battery value chain.

Our focus in Vaasa exhibition is to meet different companies who are seeking advanced technology for weight-based material handling in battery metals and recycling business. You’ll find us in booth A9 in the exhibitor area. During the day you have the opportunity to chat with us about systems and solutions for the battery industry. We are also able to tell about mScales which is a digital turnkey solution to control weight-based material flows.

Welcome to discuss about your needs – together we will find optimal solution for you!

Nordic Battery Storage exhibition

 

 

Want to know more? Contact us

Niko Toimela
Vice President, Sales and Services
+358 400 775 582
niko.toimela@lahtiprecision.com

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