Atlas Copco QAS 20 Generator
There are several important benefits for using this Atlas Copco generator. Number one is performance: there is accurate and stable power regardless of weather conditions. Carefully selected components and accurately developed and tested configuration add to its performance. The engine has an Interim Tier 4 system.

Its versatility, with many standard features and an extensive options list, make this generator an excellent choice. Some standard features are a high capacity fuel tank, a rugged Zincor steel enclosure that is made to withstand extreme weather conditions, large doors and service plates for easy access, 500 hours between service intervals for lower cost of ownership, and a 110% containment area for fluid spills. Some options available are a battery charger and battery switch, a coolant heater, and a wireless remote start.

A comprehensive instrument panel enables all key operating functions to be supervised without opening the canopy. Protected by a tough transparent cover, the single panel provides easy start up and control of the generator. The panel also provides full system monitoring to ease operation.
Increased transport efficiency is provided through compact, safe and sturdy design. The generator is designed and built to last, insuring a good resale value.

Atlas Copco QAS 45 Generator
Using a Kubota engine with a Stamford alternator, this model replaces the QAS 38 model. The engine has an Interim Tier 4 system. Standard features that make Atlas Copco a preferred generator include: high capacity fuel tank, a rugged Zincor steel enclosure that is made to withstand extreme weather conditions, large doors and service plates for easy access, 500 hours between service intervals for lower cost of ownership, and a 110% containment area for fluid spills. All components are produced and tested to exacting standards for optimum performance in the most demanding conditions.