Bunting Magnetics Named Mobergs Nordic, Baltic Agent
Industrial recycling operators in the region now gain local technical support for Bunting magnetic separation systems.
Updated on Oct. 7, 2026 in People
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Bunting Magnetics has appointed Mobergs, a division of Sesotec, as its official representative for the Nordic and Baltic markets. The partnership aims to bolster the regional presence of Bunting’s separation equipment and eddy current technology.
Why it matters
The agreement allows recycling businesses in Northern Europe to access local technical expertise for specialized separation gear. This move addresses the need for regional service support to maintain uptime for critical sorting assets.
Mobergs brings 35 years of industry experience to the partnership as it assumes representation for Bunting Magnetics. The collaboration covers all Bunting magnetic separation equipment and eddy current technology across the Nordic and Baltic markets.
The players
Bunting Magnetics
A global manufacturer specializing in magnetic separation, metal detection, and material handling equipment for industrial processing.
Mobergs
A division of Sesotec with 35 years of experience in providing industrial machinery and technical support to the Nordic and Baltic markets.
Sesotec
A global developer of inspection, separation, and sorting systems used in the plastics, food, and recycling industries.
The details
Mobergs acts as the regional intermediary for Bunting Magnetics, facilitating supply and maintenance for the manufacturer's sorting technology. By leveraging a local partner, Bunting Magnetics aims to streamline technical support for recycling facilities that rely on complex magnetic separation and eddy current systems. This structure allows operators to source equipment and maintenance through a closer, established channel rather than dealing with centralized international support.
Timeline
6 October 2026: Bunting Magnetics officially announced the appointment of Mobergs as its regional representative.
Market Landscape
This partnership follows the broader industry trend toward localized technical support in industrial equipment supply chains. Manufacturers increasingly rely on established regional representatives to ensure consistent uptime for critical sorting hardware.
Operators in the Nordic and Baltic regions should review their current maintenance contracts for magnetic separation gear to see if support can be migrated to the new local channel. Evaluate whether this regional representation improves your mean time to repair for critical sorting line components.
The takeaway
The appointment signals a clear shift toward localized service for specialized recycling infrastructure in Northern Europe. Business owners should monitor the transition timeline to determine if local support improves the operational efficiency of their magnetic and eddy current equipment.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by WMW.
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