The equipment history linking Epiroc and Atlas Copco Mining
Epiroc traces its history to 1873, while the independent Epiroc company and brand were established through the 2018 spin-off and listing. Brands and trademarks belong to their respective owners. ANRANST is an independent wear-parts engineering team and does not claim OEM authorization.
Select an Epiroc equipment family to identify models, wear parts and spares
These six categories relate directly to ANRANST's drilling tools, wear parts, general transmission components, hydraulic parts and custom spares, and each has a dedicated equipment page. Open a card to review models, part locations and materials, then request a quotation.

Surface Blasthole Drill Rigs
DM / Pit Viper / SmartROC
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Boomer Underground Face Drill Rigs
E / M / S / L / T / 282
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Simba Underground Production Drill Rigs
S / M / E / 1254 / 1354
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Scooptram Underground Loaders
ST4–ST18 S / ST10 G / ST14–ST18 SG
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Minetruck Underground Mining Trucks
MT22–MT66 S / MT42 SG / Trolley
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Boltec Rock Bolting Rigs
S / SL / M10 S–SG / E10 S–SG / ABR / S10
View Equipment Series →Models and key identification data from the current manufacturer catalogue
Models and values support initial equipment identification; they do not establish interchangeability across generations, regions or configurations. Before manufacture and quotation, check the full model, serial number, COP/boom/feed/bucket/body/axle assembly numbers, drawing and revision, installation position, material and physical dimensions.
| Equipment Series | Model / Configuration | Key Identification Criteria | Product Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Surface Blasthole Drill Rigs | DM45/50, DML, Smart DML, DM75; Pit Viper 231/235/271/275/276/291/351 and electric-drive variants; SmartROC CL, D60 | Rotary roller-cone, DTH and COPROD drilling; confirm hole diameter and depth, drilling tools, rotary system and compressor against the full model | Current Product Series |
| Boomer Underground Face Drill Rigs | E3, S1 L, S2, M1 L, T1, 282, XL3 D, M20 S/SG, S10 S, E10/E20, S10, M1D/M2D, L20, M20 P | One to three booms, different working cross-sections, DCS/RCS and diesel/battery tramming; check the COP rock drill, booms and feed beams separately | Current Product Series |
| Simba Underground Production Drill Rigs | S7, M40 S, M6, E6-W/E6-WL, 1254, 1354, E70 S, E60 S, SM60 S | Long-hole drilling with different rod handling systems; confirm hole diameter, drilling method, rock drill, feed and RHS configuration | Current Product Series |
| Scooptram Underground Loaders | ST4, ST3.5, ST7, ST7LP, ST1030, ST1030LP, ST14 S, ST18 S, ST10 G, ST14 SG, ST18 SG | Current payload classes approximately 4–18 t; distinguish diesel, low-profile and battery-electric versions, buckets and GET systems | Current Product Series |
| Minetruck Underground Mining Trucks | MT22, MT33, MT431B, MT436B, MT436LP, MT42 S, MT54 S, MT65 S, MT66 S eDrive, MT42 SG, MT42 SG Trolley | Current payloads 22–66 t; distinguish bodies, diesel, battery, trolley and diesel-electric versions, and installed axle/transmission assemblies | Current Product Series |
| Boltec Rock Bolting Rigs | Boltec S, SL, M10 S/SG, E10 S/SG, M10/E10 Auto Bolt Reload, S10 | The official category covers approximately 1.8–13 m bolting height; confirm bolt length, COP, MBU/LBU/ABR, resin/grout systems and undercarriage | Current Product Series |
Identify equipment under both Epiroc and historical Atlas Copco Mining names
Many drills, underground machines, catalogues, drawings and nameplates from before 2018 still use the Atlas Copco name. The brand pages remain separate, with links between their history and part identification information.
Connect Epiroc equipment identification with general parts and materials
The OEM pages identify the Epiroc or historical Atlas Copco brand, equipment, model and numbering. General pages explain materials, operating conditions, manufacturing and inspection requirements for the relevant parts, leading to technical confirmation and quotation.