Bunting Magnetics Appointed Mobergs as Regional Representative
The partnership aims to expand the availability of magnetic separation technology in Nordic and Baltic markets.
Updated on Oct. 7, 2026 in People
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Bunting Magnetics has officially appointed Mobergs as its representative to enhance its market presence across the Nordic and Baltic regions. Mobergs, a division of Sesotec, will now provide local access to Bunting magnetic separation equipment and eddy current technology.
Why it matters
This collaboration strengthens Bunting Magnetics' reach by leveraging established regional networks. It also provides recycling customers with direct technical support and a broader portfolio of specialized separation tools.
Mobergs brings 35 years of industry experience to this partnership. The agreement provides Nordic and Baltic recycling customers with access to Bunting's complete range of magnetic separators and eddy current technology.
The players
Bunting Magnetics
The company is a manufacturer specializing in magnetic separation equipment and material handling solutions.
Mobergs
Operating as a division of Sesotec, this firm provides technical solutions and equipment within the recycling sector.
Sesotec
This organization is a global manufacturer of inspection, separation, and sorting systems for the plastics, food, and recycling industries.
The details
The appointment allows Mobergs to integrate Bunting's advanced magnetic separation systems into its existing service offerings. By acting as the official representative, the firm ensures that local clients receive dedicated technical expertise and support for their recycling operations.
Timeline
The partnership was officially announced on 6 October 2026.
Market Landscape
This partnership mirrors the ongoing industrial consolidation within the European recycling equipment market. By aligning with a local expert, Bunting Magnetics positions itself to capture greater market share against competitors while streamlining technical support for its global product line.
Recycling firms operating in the Nordic and Baltic regions will now benefit from improved access to technical support and replacement parts. These customers can expect streamlined procurement of magnetic separation technology through their established local representative.
The takeaway
Strategic partnerships often serve as the primary vehicle for companies looking to enter specialized international markets without building a local presence from scratch. Businesses looking to upgrade their equipment may now rely on a singular local contact for both procurement and ongoing technical maintenance.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by WMW.
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