With 30 years of experience, we are a modern Estonian engineering company that designs and manufactures road maintenance machines, from snow ploughs to brushes and chain mulchers, that can withstand the harsh and changeable climatic conditions of the Nordic countries. SAMI's products maintain roads all over the world.
We manufacture our products using highly-regarded road mainentance machine components from global brands Hardox®, Beeline®, Olofsfors, Bondioli & Pavesi, Piippo, Hydagent and Tecnord.
We make products with the smallest possible ecological footprint. We use green energy from solar panels installed on the roofs of industrial buildings.
We have set up automated, high-tech production in our Estonian factories, where we apply the most modern engineering solutions in mechanical engineering (laser cutting, bending, CNC machining, robotic welding and automatic powder coating).
We use Swedish SSAB quality steel in our products. ISO 9001 - Ensures customer satisfaction and continuous service of the highest quality.
Clients are important to us, and we provide fast, high-quality after-sales service.
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In Rosvik, a small village in the north of Sweden, the winters are long, the roads demanding, and the work never stops.
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Discover the SAMI SLD 18 Disc Spreader – a Nordic-built professional sand and salt spreader for tractors and loaders.
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Every winter, we complain and moan about how impossible and dangerous it is for pedestrians to navigate in thick snow or on frozen pavements. Let's finally solve this problem of clearing pavements next winter. The necessary cleaning equipment is available; we need to change the law, and the municipalities need to set priorities...
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As Martin has used our products in the past, we are delighted to work with an athlete who truly values our company. Martin will compete in the 2024 WRC season, which starts in Monte-Carlo on 25 January, in a striking new SAMI-designed green helmet...
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