Articles Tagged with ''Atlas Copco''

 Atlas Copco was recognized by the annual Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations in the World index, known as the Global 100 list, as one of the world’s most sustainable companies. 

 Atlas Copco reported healthy operating profit, revenue and orders received for the fourth quarter despite continued weak demand for mining equipment. 

Atlas Copco introduced a new lineup of WEDA pumps designed for compact, portable use.

Originally a pile driving company, Hub Foundation Company of Harvard, Mass., first added wide-diameter bore drilling to its operations 23 years ago. Most of the region’s ground conditions generally call for augers. Greg Maxwell, grandson of company founder Frank Maxwell, said Hub has always persevered through each hard rock socket, but they have continually sought easier, faster ways to drill out hard rock.

 Industry giant Atlas Copco predicted steady near-term demand as it reported in late October healthy profits for the third quarter. 

The QAC 1200 can run solo or in tandem with one or more other QAC 1200s, to deliver more than 1 megawatt.

Anderson Drilling is a respected and experienced foundation contractor known for tackling big foundation jobs in California. Anderson operates a high-quality and well-maintained fleet of foundation drills and cranes, and the traditional tooling capable of completing these often monumental projects. In order to be more efficient in the recent downturn in the construction economy, Anderson looked at newer technology, specifically Atlas Copco’s 48-inch cluster drill, as a way to speed up the foundation drilling process.