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Kraftvélar ehf
Machinery
Founded in 1992
Kopavogur, Capital Region
kraftvelar.isKraftvélar ehf
MachineryFounded in 1992Kopavogur, Capital Region
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Kraftvélar ehf was established in 1992 and has been the leading supplier in Iceland for machinery equipment. We are the distributor for world known brands such as Toyota forklifts, Komatsu construction machines, New Holland and CaseIH agriculture, Iveco commercial vehicles, Kalmar container handlers and BT warehouse equipment to name a few.We currently employ 40 people and are well located in the ...
Kraftvélar ehf was established in 1992 and has been the leading supplier in Iceland for machinery equipment. We are the distributor for world known brands such as Toyota forklifts, Komatsu construction machines, New Holland and CaseIH agriculture, Iveco commercial vehicles, Kalmar container handlers and BT warehouse equipment to name a few.We currently employ 40 people and are well located in the city Kópavogur which is next to Iceland's capital, Reykjavík.
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Machinery manufacturing
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