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Tony of Atlas Copco: We have a good mix of compressors in our diesel range
Portable air compressors play a crucial role in providing consistent and reliable air in mining, infrastructure, and construction applications. The mining application specifically, is a segment of immense importance, looking at the number of aggregates which is required for infrastructure and construction projects.Speaking on the key productivity parameters of mobile air compressors, Tony Van Herbruggen, General Manager, Power Technique Customer Center, Atlas Copco India, had this to say: “Our goal is to continuously provide innovative Atlas Copco technology so that scaled-up customer expectations in terms of quality and service are always fulfilled. Atlas Copco is a big investor in R&D in India and as leaders in innovation, we focus on localisation of time-tested Atlas Copco technology. We consistently develop and launch new technology to suit local application needs.”
Atlas Copco has a good mix of compressors in its diesel range. The range combines lightweight compressors with small dimensions, making it easy to manoeuvre on site. Other key productivity parameters are pressure and flow and we deliver both as we commit so fuel efficiency and return on investment are ensured.
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