Atlas Copco has announced that the company’s portable air compressors and Hurricane boosters are now available through the Cleveland Brothers Power Systems division of Cleveland Brothers Equipment Co. Inc.

Headquartered in Murrysville, Pa., Cleveland Brothers has 26 branches and a strong presence in the construction, pipeline, natural gas, mining and industrial business sectors throughout Pennsylvania, as well as portions of West Virginia and Maryland. Branch locations offering Atlas Copco portable compressors and boosters include Hunker, Harrisburg, Wilkes-Barre, Mansfield, Turbotville, Milesburg and Erie, Pa., and Clarksburg, W. Va.

Atlas Copco Regional Channel Manager Scott Hendricks said, “I am looking forward to working with the Cleveland Brothers Power Systems staff to help promote the Atlas Copco line of compressors and boosters. Cleveland Brothers offers outstanding customer service and support and is a great addition to the Atlas Copco dealer network team.”

About Atlas Copco: Atlas Copco is an industrial group with world-leading positions in compressors, construction and mining equipment, power tools and assembly systems. The Group delivers sustainable solutions for increased customer productivity, through innovative products and services.

About Cleveland Brothers: Cleveland Brothers Equipment Co., Inc. can trace its origin back to 1937 when Bob and Roy Cleveland started a landscaping contracting company. The company evolved through the years working on numerous high profile jobs. In search of new opportunities, Bob and Roy took over the Caterpillar dealership in Central Pennsylvania. Cleveland Brothers provides new and used Caterpillar equipment, including machinery parts, service, and rentals.

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