Atlas Copco

Atlas Copco Compressors is providing solutions for the mining industry across the globe. 

Atlas Copco’s Hurricane high-pressure boosters feature a versatile and efficient design that delivers maximum pressure in a compact form factor.

Epiroc has released the VA20 drill rig for affordable flexibility and productivity, with modular components allowing for 280 metres of drilling depth.

Chicago Pneumatic Portable Equipment Australia has partnered with BlastOne to offer its portable compressors, light towers and generator lines across Australia and New Zealand.

Atlas Copco’s dewatering pump range has continued to grow throughout Australia’s mining operations as the company looks to electrify its line-up.

Atlas Copco’s range of innovative products and services have continued to meet the demands of Australia’s mining industry despite the COVID-19 pandemic.  

Atlas Copco has developed, and will continue developing, a full range of compressors known as the DrillAir range.

Atlas Copco Power and Flow has added the WEDA L to its WEDA range of submersible dewatering pumps for drainage, sludge and slurry applications.

Atlas Copco’s WEDA S50 sludge pump is a durable product designed with rental companies and general contractors in mind.

Australian Mining finds out how Atlas Copco’s range of air compressors and on-site gas generation systems are helping mining companies increase operational efficiency and reduce environmental impact at the same time.

Already a well-known force in the mining sector, Atlas Copco has launched the innovative Hurricane B7-41 Compact Booster, which promises class-leading performance in a much smaller footprint. 

Understanding the implications of these business shifts for compressed-air installations (the powerhouse behind a facility’s production) is key for ensuring that compressors remain functional and efficient.

Epiroc finance manager Claudia Ledesma provides an inside look into the company’s journey to become a standalone company, and what the equipment manufacturer has achieved so far.

Atlas Copco has converted a large warehouse to carry out major overhaul work that’s not always possible on site in its new Western Australian headquarter in Perth.

BHP’s introduction of autonomous equipment at the $4.5 billion South Flank iron ore project in the Pilbara is under way.

Epiroc’s Per Lindberg and Helena Hedblom describe the company’s plans in mining ahead of its split from Atlas Copco into a stand-alone business.

Epiroc has started trading on Nasdaq Stockholm, marking its start as a fully independent company following its split from Atlas Copco.

Volatile prices of commodities or raw materials is the major trend observed in the last few years, according to Grand View Research. The mining equipment market is also expected to witness the impact of this unpredictability.

Epiroc’s Per Lindberg and Helena Hedblom describe the company’s plans in mining ahead of its split from Atlas Copco into a stand-alone business.

The 2018 Prospect Awards could be the biggest event so far in its 15-year history.