Everything is a little bigger in the US. The roads are broader, the bridges higher and the traffic a bit more complex. There is an enormous machinery working behind the scenes in completed roads, and these days Trysil RMM are making their way into this vast landscape, to help ensure that roads can be completed […]

Sometimes we kill two birds with one stone when working with new, innovative solutions. Who would have thought that a measure to save fuel and reduce emissions would turn out to be such a good tool in improving the working environment and safety? An initiative from Svevia to us at Trysil RMM gave us some

Trysil RMM in Finland recently delivered a Trafficprinter to the Finnish road marking company Cleanosol Oy. As Trysil RMM increase sales in Finland, both better safety and technology are building trust. The Trafficprinter has lots of qualities including hi-tech standards for operating the vehicle. The machinery also implies a huge development within road safety as

Trysil RMM is happy to announce the signing of a contract for delivering road marking machines in Italy. The company Autostrade per l’Italia is purchasing three Thermoliners over the next two years. “This is a market breakthrough for our technology,” CEO Jon Kjetil Jutulstad of Trysil RMM says. “Italy is an exciting new territory for

Research and Development Manager, Richard Davis, at WJ Group in the UK have used the Trafficprinter from Trysil Road Marking Machines over the last year. Richard has also been the Trysil RMMs contact at WJ Group on this project since the first demonstration of the Trafficprinter in London in 2017. And he is clear –

Jon Kjetil Jutulstad, CEO at Trysil RMM, is proud to have gained a bridgehead in the USA and Canada with the recently signed contract with MRL for the Trafficprinter technology. “We have chosen the best partner in MRL. They are the largest player in the United States. If we succeed in this, it will be ground-breaking within

ATSSA Convention & Traffic Expo will take place in Phoenix, Arizona in February, and Trysil RMM will be there to create excitement around the printer. The section of the printer called “The piano” will be central. The Trafficprinter® is developed and designed by Trysil RMM. The machine allows operators to print any sign or symbol

The road marking company EKC Sweden has years of experience being a customer of Trysil RMM. “Over the years, we have seen several technical updates, and Trysil RMM improve our situation every time”, vehicle manager Johan Långström at EKC Sweden says. Johan Långström has for many years been an operator of road marking vehicles with

Jama A. Yusuf, an embedded system and software developer at Trysil RMM, has developed a new app that allows road marking machine operators to control their equipment from an app on their phone. “I developed an app that allows operators to start their workday from their cell phone,” Jama said in an interview. “It’s based

In September Trysil RMM gathered employees from all parts of the company in Trysil. “We aimed to get to know each other better and have the feeling of being a part of something larger”, general manager Jon Kjetil Jutulstad says. During only a couple of years Trysil Maskin has transitioned from a relatively small Norwegian