Atlas Copco Compressors: A Customer Perspective
Former Global Maintenance Manager at Atlas Copco Customer
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Atlas Copco Compressors: A Customer Perspective(September 30, 2023)
Former Global Maintenance Manager at Atlas Copco Customer
The executive managed maintenance and service for 19 plants for Federal Mogul for 30+ years. The executive has been a long-term customer of Atlas Copco and Ingersoll compressors and compares the two products and services on quality and price.
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I've got a few here. Alkin, Icom.
Ingersoll Rand is a significant player. Absolutely, 100% global. Siemens as well. So, Atlas Copco, Siemens, and Ingersoll Rand, these three are definitely major players across the group. There were 19 plants situated globally. I'm not sure if you're familiar with it, but there's something called a plant criticality assessment. It's essentially a comprehensive risk assessment for a plant, based on a certain set of criteria such as age, maintenance history, and availability of spare parts for the machine. This assessment identifies the most critical pieces of equipment on the plant.
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Where does the air compressor fit into this process?
The compressors provide the plant with compressed air, which is required to operate the automation of all the equipment. This includes cylinders, pick and place units, rotary units, and the weigher. The compressed air isn't critical to the process, but it is critical to the equipment. Does that make sense?
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