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Machining a 90-tonne hub for the SG14 turbine platform

Precision machining of a large wind turbine hub, from approximately 90 tonnes as received to 77 tonnes after machining.

Challenge

The hub connects the wind turbine blades to the rotor assembly.

At approximately 6 × 6 × 5.5 metres and 90 tonnes before machining, this SG14 component required specialised equipment and extensive experience handling and machining very large wind-industry parts.

    Offshore wind turbines extending into the distance above a misty sea.

    Nordmark’s role

    Nordmark machined the SG14 wind turbine hub from approximately 90 tonnes as received to 77 tonnes after machining.

    Handling a component of this size required specialised machining capacity and extensive experience with large wind turbine components.

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      Notable facts and numbers

      90 t
      Weight before machining
      77 t
      Weight after machining
      6 x 6 x 5.5 m
      Dimensions

      Customer value

      The machining work converted a large unfinished hub into a component ready for subsequent steps in the supply chain. For wind-industry partners, Nordmark’s experience helps bridge the gap between component design and practical, verifiable manufacturing at scale.

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