Stord International

Stord International AS develops and supplies twin screw presses for dewatering high-moisture pulp and fibrous materials. The presses are used to turn sugar beet pulp and trash, seafood processing residues, rendering material and other wet fibrous products into saleable output. Services include consultation, installation, maintenance, spare parts, and on-site rewelding of press-screw flights with the Stord FlightBuilder mobile unit.

Customers are industrial processors in sugar beet, seafood, rendering, alginate, pectin, citrus pulp, starch by-product and other fibre-processing industries. Revenue comes from selling new presses, spare parts, maintenance and refurbishment services. The company states it has installed more than 2000 presses in the sugar beet industry since 1960, more than 1342 presses in fish meal processing since 1925, and has refurbished more than 600 presses with the FlightBuilder since 1987.

The company traces its origins to 1919 on the island of Stord in Norway, where a fish oil and fish meal factory's workshop developed the twin screw press. It is registered in Norway as Stord International AS, with headquarters in Kokstad, and has delivered presses worldwide since the 1950s.

Product: Twin screw presses for dewatering wet fibrous materials, with installation, maintenance, spare parts and on-site flight refurbishment (FlightBuilder).