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HEMEL HEMPSTEAD, England -- Atlas Copco has appointed Alexander Pavlov as general manager of its Compressors Technique business in the United Kingdom and Ireland.
Pavlov previously managed Atlas Copco's compressors business in Ireland. He joined the company in Antwerp in 2003, and has also been based in Greece.
According to an Atlas Copco release, the aftermarket business will be one of Pavlov's main focus areas.