Trans-Auto AB sells and refurbishes driveline components within the mobile and marine industry on the Nordic and Baltic markets.
We represent world-leading brands and with the help of broad technical expertise and a high level of service, we can offer our customers complete support during the application's entire lifespan.
Our head office is located in Södertälje, south of Stockholm, where our facility also includes a warehouse and workshop. We also have a sales office in Finland.
BUSINESS IDEA
Trans-Auto must be the industry's example in terms of competence, credibility and availability of service and spare parts. We must achieve this by:
Be the leading supplier of driveline systems for mobile and marine applications in our market
Represent and collaborate with world-leading companies in each field
Have motivated and well-trained staff
With our motto behind us, we are constantly working on development and new opportunities within our product areas.
Good to work with
Far-sighted
Making things happen
HISTORY
The Trobeck family in 1978
Engineering company Trans-Auto AB was founded in 1968 in Bandhagen south of Stockholm by Olov Trobeck.
Among the first agencies were found MICO brake systems as well as Clark transmissions and axles. 4 years later, the first Clark transmissions are sold to Ljungby Truck (today Cargotec), Kockum Landverk (today part of VCE) and Kockum Söderhamn (today part of John Deere).
In 1975 the business moved from southern Stockholm to Södertälje.
After entering into agreements with several different brands, Trans-Auto opened two sales offices in Finland during the 90s. This is to better meet the needs of our Finnish and Baltic customers. Trans-Auto OY has existed since 1992 and is based in Tampere. In 1998, Trans-Auto Marine OY opened in Helsinki, whereby our marine customers could also receive fast and accurate service.
The expansion continued in the 2000s and in 2008 our area of responsibility was extended to also apply to Russia when the subsidiary company TA Vostok was established.
In March 2022, Trans-Auto AB chose to end its involvement in Russia.