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The historical roots that support ABEM stretch back to the start of the 20th century, with the founding of Aktiebolaget Elektrisk Malmletning (ABEM), a producer of electrical equipment for ore prospecting, in 1923. Shortly afterwards, Sveriges Geologiska Undersökningar (SGU), the company that developed the first electromagnetic loop for ore and metal detection, established an office in Malå, in northern Sweden
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The success story grew from there. By the 1950s, ABEM was Europe’s largest geophysical consulting company, while SGU eventually evolved into MALÅ GeoScience AB with a proud heritage of technical developments and world-beating innovations, leading to today’s pre-eminence in ground penetrating radar (GPR).
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RadioDetection is a leading global developer and supplier of equipment used by Utility companies and excavators to accurately locate and avoid damage to buried infrastructure networks.
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Vetter GmbH is located in the very south of Germany, right on the border with Switzerland between Lake Constance and Basel. MALA GPR Australia believe Vetter make high quality traceable push rods on the market.
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An Australian leader for over 39 years, CABAC designs, manufactures and distributes the largest range of Australian certified compliant electrical connectors, cable jointing systems, related tools, test and measurement instruments, cable management, structured wiring systems, copper and fibre connectivity, low and medium voltage power connectivity products and ancillaries.
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