STARK with a strong profile at the Sewage Fair 2026
You can hear about special productions from STARK Arnum Rør at the Sewerage Fair 2026, among other things.
Building materials giant STARK is setting sail when the Sewerage Fair 2026 opens its doors in Fredericia on January 29-30 next year.
- We are creating a working stand where you can experience plastic welders demonstrating some of what we are best at, namely manufacturing special wells, collection tanks, pipe systems, etc. It is far from always possible to just use a standard pump well off the shelf, so we offer customized solutions. As we usually say: If our customers can draw it, we can make it, says Søren Nybo, Marketing Manager for VA at STARK.
He adds that climate adaptation and stricter regulations are contributing to the rush:
- Rainwater often comes in large quantities in a short time, and this creates a huge need to divert surface water. For example, if a new supermarket is built, there is a need to be able to handle the water from the paved parking area - this requires a large collection system underneath, and we are often allowed to deliver that, says Søren Nybo.
Position with full team
- We are also present in large numbers in the demo sandbox, where we present various electrically powered equipment that can be rented from us. Electrically powered machines keep the climate footprint down and improve the working day with less noise and us on the construction site, notes the market manager.
In addition, STARK can actually also be found on the Sewerage Fair stage both days: Thursday at 11:15 they will present the KlimaLog tool, which makes CO2 and ESG documentation easy to handle. Friday at 11:15 it will be about STARK.dk and how digital purchasing, inventory status and product data can streamline sewerage professionals' working days.
- We're giving it full throttle. We want to show that STARK covers the entire range of products, machines and digital tools for sewer masters and contractors. So we're really looking forward to meeting them, and we're coming with a full team - there's no one left in the office, because we're all coming together, says a smiling Søren Nybo.