Electrification of heating processes is a key enabler for a fossil-free industry. As a world leader in sustainable heating technology, Kanthal collaborates with energy-intensive industries such as steel, cement, petrochemical and battery to develop electric heating solutions that help minimizing their carbon footprint. Kanthal has provided industry-leading electric heating technology to the world since 1931, when metallurgist Hans von Kantzow founded the company in Hallstahammar, Sweden, based on his discovery of the FeCrAl (iron-chrome-aluminum) alloy. Over the years we’ve built the largest product range of resistance heating solutions for industrial applications on the market. Our ability to develop and melt specific alloys and convert them into wire, strip, tubes and plates allows us to offer heating materials as well as heating elements and complete heating solutions to our customers. Today we’re a truly global company with production units and sales offices all around the world. Take a look at our career opportunities!
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Kanthal Questions
The Kanthal annual revenue was $45.1 million in 2026.
Linda Johansson is the President Business Unit Heating Materials of Kanthal.
333 people are employed at Kanthal.
The NAICS codes for Kanthal are [333, 3339, 33].
The SIC codes for Kanthal are [356, 35].
Top Kanthal Employees
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Robert Stål
President at Kanthal
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Jesper Ejenstam
Head of R and D at Kanthal
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Sandy Brink
Senior Buyer at Kanthal
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Ahmed Hafez
Plant and PU Manager at Kanthal
Bethel, CT, US22
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