Slagkraft: pioneering road maintenance technology

Part of the Fassi Group, Slagkraft stands out for cutting-edge solutions that combine safety and performance, establishing itself as a world leader in road maintenance technology.

Vindeln, a small town in northern Sweden with fewer than 5,000 inhabitants, is home to a world leader in road maintenance technology: Slagkraft. Part of the Fassi Group, Slagkraft stands out for its cutting-edge solutions combining safety and operability, confirming its position as Scandinavia’s leading manufacturer in the sector. Its modular product range — power packs, cranes and mowers — delivers optimal, tailored performance for every operational need.

Power packs: innovation and performance

Slagkraft’s power packs, such as the W70 and the W180, strike a perfect balance between power and efficiency. Powered by the latest-generation Caterpillar diesel engines, these models comply with the strict European emissions standards (EU Stage V). The W70 is ideal for smaller machines, while the W180 is designed for more demanding operations, all while reducing environmental impact.

Cranes: advanced technology and operational safety

Slagkraft’s cranes, such as the SC7 and SC8, represent the pinnacle of technology applied to road maintenance. Integrating advanced solutions derived from Cranab’s renowned forwarder cranes, they guarantee high reliability and durability. With a reach of up to 11 metres and a unique slewing system, they enable operations on both sides of the vehicle, significantly boosting efficiency and operational safety.

Mowers: precision and durability

Slagkraft’s mower range — the SH, TW and V series — is designed to handle a wide variety of applications, from simple grass cutting to clearing challenging terrain such as corridors beneath power lines. Built with robust materials and equipped with efficient hydraulic systems, these mowers ensure high performance and simplified maintenance.

Ergonomics and operator safety

Slagkraft places great emphasis on operator ergonomics and safety. Proportional control systems, colour touchscreen interfaces and ergonomic joysticks have been developed to provide a comfortable and safe user experience. This approach not only reduces operator strain but also boosts productivity, allowing operators to work efficiently and safely for extended periods.