COP 1132 - Atlas Copco
COP 1132 - Atlas Copco
COP 1132 - Atlas Copco
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<strong>COP</strong> <strong>1132</strong>: about 30 percent faster than your old <strong>COP</strong><br />
<strong>Atlas</strong> <strong>Copco</strong> makes it possible<br />
<strong>COP</strong> <strong>1132</strong> is a completely new rock<br />
drill, equipped with the latest <strong>Atlas</strong><br />
<strong>Copco</strong> technology. It incorporates highfrequency<br />
technology, floating adapter<br />
and double damping, and is therefore<br />
rather like the <strong>Atlas</strong> <strong>Copco</strong> flagship<br />
– the 30 kW <strong>COP</strong> 3038. Optimized<br />
economy thus also comes to the smallest<br />
class of drill. In short it means faster<br />
drilling, lower drill steel wear and<br />
simplified maintenance.<br />
Leading high-frequency<br />
technology<br />
<strong>COP</strong> <strong>1132</strong> has an impact power of 11<br />
kW, which makes it by far the strongest<br />
drill in its hole range on the market.<br />
The high power has been achieved<br />
through the now well-proven highfrequency<br />
technology, which is largely<br />
unique to <strong>Atlas</strong> <strong>Copco</strong>. In summary,<br />
the technology means that instead of<br />
striking the drill steel harder, the piston<br />
strikes it at higher frequency. This<br />
results in faster penetration without<br />
increasing the stress on the drill steel.<br />
The technology is thus both gentle and<br />
extremely efficient.<br />
Compare it with popular<br />
forerunners<br />
<strong>COP</strong> <strong>1132</strong> operates in the same hole<br />
range as the earlier <strong>COP</strong> 1028 and 1032.<br />
<strong>COP</strong> <strong>1132</strong> at 11 kW strikes the drill<br />
steel no harder than <strong>COP</strong> 1028 at only<br />
5.5 kW. However, it strikes it twice as<br />
fast, which is what gives rise to the high<br />
power.<br />
By comparison, <strong>COP</strong> 1032 at 7.5 kW<br />
is significantly harder on the drill steel.<br />
The energy in each strike is about 165<br />
J compared with only 110 J for the new<br />
<strong>COP</strong> <strong>1132</strong>. With the high frequency<br />
technology, you get higher power<br />
without having to strike harder.<br />
Nothing to hide, everything to be proud of<br />
Drill speeds like you’ve never seen before<br />
m/min<br />
4,0<br />
3,5<br />
3,0<br />
2,5<br />
2,0<br />
4 6 7<br />
Limestone<br />
Granite<br />
0,0<br />
33 35 40 45 50 51<br />
Hole diameter, mm<br />
Assumptions:<br />
Compression strength, limestone = 160 MPa<br />
Compression strength, granite = 200 MPa<br />
2<br />
5<br />
1