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A new identity for Atlas Copco Group


Atlas Copco Group today launches a new identity, including a new Group logo, a new visual identity, and a new Group message: Technology that transforms the future.


The current blue and white Atlas Copco brand and logo will continue to be used on products and services, in the same way as other brands in the Group use their respective logos. This includes around 50 brands such as Edwards, Isra, Leybold, LEWA and Chicago Pneumatic, which all have their distinct identity and unique value proposition.


“We have many strong brands driving the success of our business, and decentralization remains an important part of our strategy,” said Mats Rahmström, President and CEO of the Atlas Copco


Group. “Going forward, the new Atlas Copco Group brand becomes the umbrella for all brands in the Group, including Atlas Copco. This will enable our brands to maintain their individuality, while we at the same time can increase the focus on the power of being part of something bigger.”


The new Group message: “Technology that transforms the future,” is there to reflect the Group’s contribution to society at large.


“Our customers are often at the forefront of transforming their industries and driving development forward, and we support them by increasing their productivity, safety, quality, and energy efficiency,” said Mats Rahmström. “It is our technology and people who make the difference in the Atlas Copco Group.”


Mats Rahmström


Selwood donates market leading pump to Stafford College students


Leading pumping solutions provider Selwood has donated cutting edge industry equipment to train the next generation of pump engineers and construction workers at Newcastle and Stafford Colleges Group (NSCG).


Construction Plant apprentices studying at NSCG’s brand new Skills and Innovation Centre at Stafford College benefit from training within high specification learning environments bursting with industry-standard equipment. Having recently received the donation of an S100 solids handling pump from Selwood, they will now also get hands-on experience using a market leading product in the water and construction industries.


The S100 is used to safely handle water containing sewage and solid waste and is commonly used by contractors working in utility and construction projects. Fitted with SelWatch, Selwood’s remote cloud-based telematics tool, the pump allows real-


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