伟大的想法激发创新

Atlas Copco阿特拉斯·科普柯 —— 工业之心，创想之源。Atlas Copco阿特拉斯·科普柯创新的产品，解决方案和服务可以满足各行各业的需求，让从安全医疗到可再生能源生产的一切都成为可能，从而改善人们的日常生活。

工业创想的实现

Atlas Copco阿特拉斯·科普柯是一家全球性的工业集团公司，总部位于瑞典斯德哥尔摩，员工人数约 40 000 名，客户遍布全球 180 多个国家/地区。Atlas Copco阿特拉斯·科普柯不断创新技术，引领行业发展，Atlas Copco阿特拉斯·科普柯的专业知识为遍布全球的各行各业都作出了贡献。Atlas Copco阿特拉斯·科普柯出色的产品、解决方案和服务确保客户业务运营的可靠性，帮助客户提高生产力、降低成本、降低二氧化碳排放，并帮助他们实现自己的可持续发展目标。  

业务领域

Atlas Copco阿特拉斯·科普柯压缩机是专业的节能空气压缩机制造商

凭借创新和节能的变速驱动空气压缩机、无油空气压缩机、SMARTLINK 智联星监控系统、节能压缩空气管道系统、高品质备件及服务，Atlas Copco阿特拉斯·科普柯为可持续生产提供可靠高效的压缩空气解决方案。

节能真空泵技术

清洁、静音、节能。Atlas Copco阿特拉斯·科普柯的 GHS VSD+ 能使降低您的能源成本，提高生产效率。

粗真空总是意味着高含油量、噪音和能源成本。现在，您有机会不再忍受这些问题。

Atlas Copco阿特拉斯·科普柯用清洁、静音、节能的GHS VSD+真空泵突破了这一传统。凭借高可靠性、低生命周期成本、用户友好的界面和易用性满足您对真空源的期望。

GHS VSD+ 真空泵简介:

作为粗真空泵的一次创新，该系列真空泵具有多重优点：节能、静音、清洁和紧凑式一体化机组，还借鉴了Atlas Copco阿特拉斯·科普柯成熟的压缩机技术。

智联装配，数据驱动未来

“智联装配，数据驱动未来”是Atlas Copco阿特拉斯·科普柯对制造业数字化发展所面临的挑战做出的回应：通过一系列智能、互联的工具和先进装配解决方案，帮助工业领域客户在生产流程的各个阶段（从设计、原型验证到装配），获得有效的数据，并利用这些数据来创造价值，在实现智能工厂的道路上更进一步。

历史

自1873年ATLAS公司在瑞典斯德哥尔摩成立以来，公司历经沧海桑田，但创新精神从未改变。创业之初，ATLAS为瑞典铁路提供了支持全国新铁路建造和运行的各种设备。但到了 19 世纪 80 年代中叶，ATLAS开始了战略转型，生产更先进的产品，例如蒸汽机和机床。

不断发展壮大的产品组合

产品组合不断发展壮大，ATLAS于 1901 年成立了一个新的气动产品部门开始制造气动工具。1917 年，与船用发动机和固定式柴油发动机制造商 Diesels Motorer 合并。新公司被命名为 Atlas Diesel，在 20 世纪 20 年代，所有业务都转移到了锡克拉市，位于斯德哥尔摩郊外，Atlas Copco阿特拉斯·科普柯公司的总部如今仍在那里。

今天的Atlas Copco阿特拉斯·科普柯

今天，Atlas Copco阿特拉斯·科普柯是全球工业生产力解决方案提供商，为 180 多个国家/地区的客户提供服务，几乎涵盖了所有行业。

Where industrial ideas come to life

Atlas Copco is a global, industrial company based in Stockholm, Sweden, with almost 40 000 employees and customers in more than 180 countries. Our industrial ideas empower our customers to grow and drive society forward. This is how we create a better tomorrow. We are pioneers and technology drivers, and industries all over the world rely on our expertise. Our market-leading compressors, vacuum solutions, generators, pumps, power tools and assembly systems can be found everywhere.

Our mission is to achieve sustainable, profitable growth. This means innovating with a long-term perspective and supporting our customers to meet their sustainability ambitions. It means minimizing environmental impact from our operations and products. It means making sure our employees are safe and healthy and that our company stays lean and efficient. It also includes growing in a way that is ethical, respecting and promoting human rights and with zero tolerance for corruption throughout the value chain.

history

When Atlas Copco was founded it made products for railways, but the core of our business dates back to the early years of the 20th century, when the first compressors, tools and rock drills were manufactured. Today, we are a world leader in these and many other areas.

Atlas was founded in 1873 in Stockholm, Sweden, to provide Swedish Rail with all types of equipment for building and running Sweden’s new railway. But with the growth of Swedish Rail relatively short-lived, Atlas had by the mid-1880s already begun a strategic shift toward the production of more advanced products, such as steam engines and boilers. In November 1890, the company was reconstructed and a new company, Nya Aktiebolaget Atlas, was founded with three new production lines: locomotives, commercial central heating systems and machine tools. At the beginning of the 1890s, a young engineer named Gustaf Ryd visited England and the US and came back with a pneumatic caulking hammer and riveting hammer, respectively. The new machines proved invaluable and the need soon arose for spare parts and replacements. With none available, they had to be made in-house, paving the way for a completely new line of business. Initially, the pneumatic tools produced by Atlas were destined solely for its own workshops, but as word spread of their efficiency and reliability demand grew throughout Sweden.

Atlas took up regular production of pneumatic tools in 1901 with pneumatics engineer Gunnar Jacobsson heading up a newly established pneumatics department. Under Jacobsson, who would become managing director of Nya Aktiebolaget Atlas in 1909, the pneumatics department quickly expanded its range of tools and air compressors. As early as 1904, a copy of a German compressor was produced, which was driven by Atlas steam engines, and the following year the company launched its own compressor as well as its first rock drill. By the time the First World War broke out, pneumatics accounted for more than 50 percent of Atlas’ revenues and an even greater proportion of its profits. The other production lines were gradually phased out. Railroad car production came to an end in 1911 and the last locomotive was rolled out in 1917. In 1917, Atlas merged with Diesels Motorer, a manufacturer of marine engines and stationary diesel engines. The new company was named Atlas Diesel and, during the 1920s, all operations were moved to Sickla, just outside Stockholm, where Atlas Copco is headquartered today. Although its pneumatics operations continued to go from strength to strength, showing a 50 percent profit by the early 1930s, its diesel operations went into a steep decline and had to be wound up in 1948. With the Atlas Diesel name no longer relevant, a new name was sought that would reflect the company’s operations and unite its foreign subsidiaries. Atlas Copco was chosen, derived from the name of a Belgian subsidiary – Compagnie Pneumatique Commerciale.