GIMME' Your Heart!

Atlas Copco Philippines celebrated the Month of Love with "GIMME' Your Heart!" (The Search for the Most Desirable Atlas Copco Employee). This event was done through the efforts of the Atlas Copco Employees Club (ACEC).

Employees bought heart stickers and placed them on 'desirable' fellow employees. After days of collecting stickers, these were then tallied on February 11, 2009. The employee with the most number of heart stickers won an all expense-paid dinner date for 2 at one of the Metro’s fanciest restaurants on February 14, 2009.

Part of the proceeds of this event went to ACEC's outreach program.

Cut electricity costs with Atlas Copco Blowers and Low Pressure Air Compressors

How would you like to cut your electricity costs by up to 40 percent per month? Give us a few minutes of your time and we’ll show you how.

Atlas Copco Blowers and Low Pressure Air Compressors are part of the most cost-effective, all-in-one compressed air solutions that optimize the pressure, volume and air treatment equipment for your production processes. Moreover, our machines can take on a wide range of applications, such as pneumatic conveying, waste water treatment and printing applications among others.

We want to help you by delivering only products and services that help increase your business efficiency and profitability.

The brochure below (in .jpg) shows you a glimpse of our range of products. For more details on Atlas Copco Blowers and Low Pressure Air Compressors, please feel free to contact us. Nelson Roque, the Oil-Free Business Line Manager, or one of our Product Engineers would be more than happy to discuss this with you in person.

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Atlas Copco Philippines hosts students from Mapua

Atlas Copco (Philippines) Inc. hosted 20 graduating students from the Mapua Institute of Technology last 26 January 2009. The students visited Atlas Copco Philippines’ Head Office in Laguna Technopark as part of their “Plant Inspection Trip and Seminars” class. The students were accompanied by their adviser, Engr. Graciano Emmanuelito Dela Cruz III.

Deo Ybarrita, Technical Training Manager, not only showed them the theoretical aspects of Compressed Air Systems, but also how these theories are applied in real life. He added, “Since books alone are not enough to show them what really happens inside the machines, it is important that they see how the insides of an air compressor look like and how the system operates.” The students saw a cross-section of an actual screw compressor. They also had a chance to help out Atlas Copco’s Service Team repair a unit.

Led by their class president, Jaren Santos, they were grateful for the experience. This not only added to their theoretical know how, but more importantly, it showed them how actual machines work.

Hector Melencio, CT Marketing Specialist, gave a short background on Atlas Copco. He also introduced to them the wide range of air compressors the company has, such as Oil-free; oil-injected industrial, portable; and specialty rental air compressors.