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22 March, 2021
Two recent steam projects clearly demonstrate the added value at both ends of the spectrum: on the one hand saving on the cost of downtime and on the other, boosting cashflow and agility. Whichever
19 February, 2021
If you’re in the food and beverage industry, you’ll know better than anyone just how critical timing can be. Freshness is everything. And so when harvest time comes around, it’s all hands on deck and – quite literally – full steam ahead! But what about the rest of the year when the steam generators, boilers, feed and blowdown tanks, etc. you use for sterilization and/or blanching are just sitting around quietly depreciating? Chances are, when your usage is seasonal, you’re better off renting than owning.
28 December, 2020
Energy-saving and high-capacity steam solution on a limited footprint prove to be the right solution and help our customer meet and exceed their objectives.
4 November, 2020
Nitrogen on demand at water treatment facility
13 October, 2020
New Zealand's largest chemical storage tank inerted with the world's most advanced nitrogen-generating membrane.
7 October, 2020
Emergency air up in running in less than 24 hours for leading Italian glass manufacturer.
14 September, 2020
Power is vital for any site, but at sea it is crucial, to say the least. Conditions are rougher and expectations, like the waves, can get high. Atlas Copco Rental’s dedicated offshore Power Modules are made for these situations.
16 July, 2020
Atlas Copco Rental Spain and our European Steam Experts design and install a large temporary steam solution in record time.
30 April, 2020
The brand-new LNG storage tank and boil-off gas compressors of the Fluxys LNG terminal in the port of Zeebrugge, in Belgium, required intensive testing prior to becoming operational to ensure the installation’s safety, reliability, and leak tightness.
17 February, 2020
How do you purge and dry a 660,000 ton/year propane dehydrogenation unit and 400,000 ton/year polypropylene unit without electricity? And how do you do that fast?
