History
Hinrich Weyhausen KG was founded by Heinrich Weihausen in 1919 as a trading company. The production of agricultural machinery began in 1921. The first hydraulic excavator manufactured in 1950. In 1986, the Atlas trademark, under which the products were manufactured, was included in the company name - Atlas Weyhausen GmbH.
In 2002, the line of construction equipment was sold to Terex Corporation. Cars were produced under the Atlas-Terex brand. In 2010, Atlas-Terex was acquired by Atlas Maschinen GmbH, a spin-off of Atlas Weyhausen GmbH.
Atlas Weyhausen is currently a group of companies that includes ATLAS Weyhausen GmbH and F. Weyhausen AG & Co. KG. Legally both independent, independent organizations, but they provide their products under a joint brand.
Special wheeled excavators for deep digging are very popular among builders. The special boom design with a hydraulic telescopic handle and three extension sections allows you to dig wells up to 16.25 meters deep. At the same time, the discharge height is 2.85 m, which allows you to feed the soil directly into the dump truck.
ATLAS wheel excavators are used to carry out any excavation work, as well as operations for moving materials at industrial facilities and in quarries, at warehouses for metal products, coal, coke and timber, as well as at large container terminals and ports, for garbage collection and landscaping .
The robust construction of excavators allows you to work with any materials. They have high maneuverability and mobility. A comfortable cabin with panoramic windows and reliable sound insulation, an air purification system and climate control provide comfortable conditions for long-term work of the operator in the most difficult areas (dusty quarries, garbage dumps, etc.). Ergonomic seats provide comfortable working conditions for the operator. Management is carried out by joysticks that provides high accuracy and speed of operations. Easy access to key components and mechanisms simplifies machine maintenance. Environmentally friendly working fluid is refilled in hydraulics, hydraulic pipelines are reliably protected from mechanical damage.