Deutz delivers 500,000th engine to Atlas Copco

Deutz celebrated a special anniversary at the bauma show in Munich, Germany. In 2013 the Cologne, Germany-based engine manufacturer is delivering its 500,000th engine to its long-standing partner Atlas Copco. In addition to the main Atlas Copco brand, Deutz also supplies other well-known companies in the group such as Dynapac and Chicago Pneumatic in China. The various applications make use of virtually the entire Deutz product range.
April 23, 2013 Read time: 1 min

617 Deutz celebrated a special anniversary at the 386 Bauma show in Munich, Germany.

In 2013 the Cologne, Germany-based engine manufacturer is delivering its 500,000th engine to its long-standing partner 385 Atlas Copco.

In addition to the main Atlas Copco brand, Deutz also supplies other well-known companies in the group such as 414 Dynapac and 5517 Chicago Pneumatic in China.

The various applications make use of virtually the entire Deutz product range.

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