Sweden · founded 2018
Epiroc: mining and drilling equipment spun off from Atlas Copco
Epiroc was spun off from Atlas Copco in 2018, taking over its mining, drilling and rock excavation business, with roots going back to 1873.
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- Headquarters
- Nacka (Stockholm), Sweden
- Founded
- 2018
- Ownership
- Public (Nasdaq Stockholm: EPI)
- Products
- Drill rigs, underground loaders and trucks, rock tools
- Official site
- www.epiroc.com
Model guides
Epiroc machines we cover
Drill Rigs
Editor’s pick
Drill rig
Epiroc SmartROC D65
- Hole diameter
- 110+ mm
- Drilling method
- Down-the-hole
- Automation
- Rod handling, hole navigation, auto drilling
Epiroc models compared
3 models · click a column to sort
| Epiroc Boomer S2 | Drill rig | — | — |
| Epiroc FlexiROC T45 | Drill rig | — | — |
| Epiroc SmartROC D65 | Drill rig | — | — |
Epiroc became an independent company in 2018 when Atlas Copco split off its mining and infrastructure business. The underlying business is much older: Atlas Copco has supplied rock drills since the early 20th century, and Epiroc's history goes back to 1873.
What Epiroc builds
- Surface drill rigs such as the SmartROC D65 and FlexiROC T45.
- Underground drill rigs including the Boomer S2 face-drilling jumbo.
- Underground loaders and trucks, rock bolting rigs, hydraulic breakers and drilling consumables.
Epiroc is a leader in automation and battery-electric underground mining equipment.
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