Atlas Copco

Swedish multinational industrial conglomerate Atlas Copco was established in 1873. It is a multinational industrial corporation with its main office in Stockholm, Sweden. It has clients in more than 180 countries, and it employs over 49 000 people. The group's business concepts support client growth and advance society. Industries all around the world depend on the knowledge of Atlas Copco, a technology pioneer, and driver. Compressor technology, vacuum technology, energy technology, and industrial technology make up the group's four business segments.

Costs and carbon footprint are significantly impacted by energy consumption during the lifecycle of an Atlas Copco product. The compressor's use of VSD (variable speed drive) technology is among the group's most groundbreaking inventions. This is an excellent illustration of cutting-edge technology that enables users to improve energy efficiency, lower carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions, and lower expenses. The VSD technology is now also present in pumps and generators. The goal of Atlas Copco is to lessen overall trash production. There are tight procedures for handling chemicals. Conflict mineral-containing components are unacceptable, and Atlas Copco closely examines and screens its supply chain.

Improved connection is one technological advancement that can be leveraged to successfully change industrial operations. A growing number of Atlas Copco engineers are engaged in product development initiatives that place a focus on software development, connectivity, and data analysis. Atlas Copco's products are also crucial for the production of sensors, flat-panel displays, and other modern conveniences as well as for data processing and storage.

Founded: 1873
Headquarters: Nacka, Sweden
Website: https://www.atlascopcogroup.com/