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Atlas Copco CP275 2016 Parts Catalog – What You Need on the Bench

I’ve been turning wrenches since before most of you were born, and I’ve seen more parts-counter screw‑ups than I care to count. If you’re maintaining an Atlas Copco CP275 pneumatic roller, the difference between a correct part number and a wild guess is hours of downtime. This 2016 Parts Catalog runs 429 pages of factory-verified blow‑ups and kit listings. No aftermarket interpretation. No translation errors. Just the part numbers Dynapac printed when they built the machine.

If you want a broader view of how the heavy‑equipment world handles documentation, check the Automotive Industry Overview. But for the CP275, you need specifics.

Service Kit Intervals – Every Factory Kit Listed

This catalog breaks down service kits by hours: first 50H, 250H, 500H, 1000H, and 2000H. Each kit has its own part number and page. You’ll find both China‑market and “Except China” kits, plus startup kit bundles. For example, the 4812271684 Service kit each 1000H is backed by an exploded view that shows exactly what’s included – oil filters, belts, gaskets, the works. No guessing whether a seal fits the newer SN range. The serial number cut‑in is printed right on page 3.

Sprinkling System Breakdown – Page 45 Onward

The CP275 uses water sprinklers for dust control. The catalog devotes a full section to the sprinkling system, starting at page 45. It splits it into modules: sprinkler pipes, tank, pump, and water hose assembly. Each sub‑module has its own exploded diagram with part numbers. If you need a new pump mount or a specific sprinkler pipe bracket, the illustration shows the bolt sizes and orientation. No need to disassemble half the machine to figure out what you’re looking for.

Engine Module – Cummins QSB-C130 Parts

The CP275 (IIIA/T3) runs a Cummins QSB-C130 diesel. The engine chapter covers the whole assembly: block, cylinder head, fuel plumbing, alternator, air compressor, even the cabin heater connections. You’ll see separate subsections for the front gear cover, oil cooler, and full‑flow oil filter. If you’re chasing a coolant leak, the ‘Plumbing, cpr coolant’ drawing lists every hose clamp and o‑ring. Don’t trust the aftermarket cross‑reference sites – use the factory numbers from this catalog.

3 Reasons to Use the Factory Parts Catalog Over Third‑Party Lists

First, part numbers change when suppliers change. The 2016 edition captures the latest revisions for the 10000509x0C003425‑ serial number range. Second, the exploded views show stacking order – a critical detail when assembling the operator platform or sprinkler pipe mounts. Third, the kit bundles (like startup kits 4812271689 and 4812271690) tell you which component kits are included, so you don’t over‑order. You get 429 pages of verified data, not a photocopy of a photocopy.

How to Use the 429 Pages Efficiently

Start with the table of contents on page 3. It lists every major assembly: Mechanical (frame, rear cover), Sprinkling system, Operator platform, Engine, and more. Within each section, you’ll find a parts list table with item numbers, quantities, and descriptions. Cross‑reference the part numbers directly with your dealer. The catalog also includes a ‘General information’ page (page 2) that warns against using unauthorized parts – that’s not a suggestion, it’s a liability issue. Use only the numbers from this document.

FAQ – Common Questions About the Atlas Copco CP275 Parts Catalog

Does this catalog cover the CP275 with Cummins QSB-C130 engine?

Yes. The engine section includes the full assembly and all sub‑components for the QSB-C130. The serial number cut‑in is 10000509x0C003425‑.

Are the service kits listed with individual component parts?

Each service kit has its own page showing the kit part number and the individual items inside it. For example, the 4812271682 (first 50H) kit lists the filter, gasket, and seal part numbers separately, so you can order spares.

What if I need parts for the sprinkler system?

The sprinkler section starts on page 45 and covers the tank, pump, pipes, and water hoses. Every bracket and mount is shown with an exploded view. The sprinkler pipe module sub‑sections are broken down by location (front, rear, etc.).

Can I use this catalog to order parts for a CP275 sold outside China?

Absolute yes. The catalog explicitly separates “China kit” and “Except China market” kits. Both sets of part numbers and pages are included. The “Except China” kits start on page 25. Make sure you match your machine’s market configuration.

Fixing heavy equipment without the right part numbers is like aligning a dual‑mass flywheel with a pry bar – eventually something breaks. Do it right the first time. Access the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals and keep it on the workbench next to your torque wrench.