Insinööritoimisto K. Sahla
Structural engineering for owners and contractors of high-voltage substations and power lines
About Insinööritoimisto K. Sahla
Insinööritoimisto K. Sahla is an engineering design firm specializing in structures for high-voltage substations and power lines rated at 20 kV and above. Its services include structural design and construction consulting.
The firm serves substation and power line owners, contractors, designers, equipment manufacturers and builders.
Founded in 2004, the company is headquartered in Helsinki.
Product: Structural design and engineering consulting for high-voltage substations and power lines.
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