Pronomic present sustainable safety at INTEC

About the Company

Since 1989, Pronomic has been a world leader in developing innovative lifting solutions for workplaces. With module-based systems, high-quality products, and smart solutions, we create new opportunities for customers worldwide. As part of the Sunnex Group—with a turnover of 900 million SEK and 400 employees—Pronomic is at the forefront of the industry, focusing on digitalization and sustainable development. Headquarters and production are located in Stockholm.

The company recently merged all its international sales entities under the Pronomic brand, expanding its global range of handling solutions. "By rebranding from 3i to Pronomic at the end of 2022, we have significantly strengthened our market position in Germany," says Christian Viehmann, Managing Director of PRONOMIC GmbH. "For our existing and future customers in Germany, we remain the expert in ergonomic handling technology, offering bespoke lifting solutions."

Sustainability Commitment

Pronomic describes its sustainability efforts across three areas: people, planet, and partners.

• People: Our primary focus is reducing work-related injuries and improving ergonomics with our lifting solutions.
• Planet: We acknowledge our responsibility to decrease both direct and indirect emissions to combat global warming.
• Partners: We encourage suppliers, customers, and stakeholders in our value chain to take responsibility, as most of our emissions originate there.

We have developed a sustainability strategy with targets, objectives, and KPIs to guide our efforts and achieve prioritized goals.

Solutions

Pronomic develops custom-fit material handling solutions tailored to customer needs. Our lifting devices are designed for durability through high-quality materials, robust construction, and modular design. These solutions promote sustainability by enhancing occupational safety and extending product lifetimes.

In intralogistics, Pronomic lifting devices help relieve employees from manual lifting tasks—such as loading, unloading, transporting, stacking, or installing materials—that can lead to repetitive strain injuries.