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Atlas Copco SIMBA Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Spare Parts List (759 Pages)

I’ve watched guys burn a full shift because they ordered a pump based on some third-party cross-reference that was off by one digit. Then the machine sits, the boss is breathing down your neck, and you’re left holding a part that doesn’t fit. That’s why you need the Atlas Copco SIMBA Parts Catalog – the actual OEM publication, not a photocopy of a photocopy. 759 pages of part numbers, diagrams, and cross-references that come straight from Atlas Copco Rock Drills AB in Sweden. No translation errors, no guessing.

HYDR. SYSTEM: Finding the Right Pump and Valve

The hydraulic system section (starts on page 5) breaks down every component from pump assemblies to pilot valves. You get part numbers like 3217 9553 35 for the hydraulic pump, with sub-sections that go down to individual pump units (3217 9203 01) and pilot valves (3217 9203 02). If you’ve ever tried to order a hydraulic pump without the exact factory number, you know the pain. This catalog gives you the detail number – not the reference number – so what you order is what bolts on.

Why the Atlas Copco SIMBA Parts Catalog Saves You Money

Aftermarket catalogs often combine multiple model years into one vague list. You end up with a part that almost fits. That doesn’t happen here. Each system – HYDR. SYSTEM, CARRIER, BOOM, FEED, ELECTR. SYSTEM, AIR/WATERSYSTEM, ANGLE IND.COMPL, CABLE REEL, HOSES – has its own dedicated chapter with page numbers. The CROSS REFERENCE LIST on page 705 lets you look up any factory part number and find exactly where it appears. You order once, you get it right, and the machine goes back to drilling.

10 Sections That Cover Every System

The table of contents lists ten clearly named sections: 1. HYDR. SYSTEM, 2. CARRIER, 3. BOOM, 4. FEED, 5. ELECTR. SYSTEM, 6. AIR/WATERSYSTEM, 7. ANGLE IND.COMPL, 8. CABLE REEL, 9. HOSES, 10. CROSS REFERENCE LIST. Each section includes a list of contents with part numbers, descriptions, and page references. For example, the HOSES section (page 693) lists all hose assemblies with their lengths and fittings. No more guessing which hose goes where – it’s all drawn and numbered.

CROSS REFERENCE LIST – Your Time Saver

This is the section that separates an OEM catalog from a parts flyer. Starting on page 705, the cross-reference list lets you search by part number and find every occurrence in the manual. Got a used pump with a faded tag? Read the number, look it up, and know which system it belongs to. Atlas Copco includes this specifically to reduce ordering errors. I’ve seen shops double their parts accuracy just by using this list.

Check the CROSS REFERENCE LIST Before Ordering

Before you call the supplier, open this catalog and verify the part number against the cross-reference. The manual states: “When ordering spare parts, please state part number (not the ref no) and the quantity.” That’s factory advice. I’ve had guys ignore it and order 50 of the wrong seal kit. Don’t be that guy. Use the OEM data.

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Industry standards for heavy equipment documentation are well-established – see the Automotive Industry Overview for context on why OEM specs matter. Automotive Industry Overview also highlights the importance of traceability in parts.

Who Needs This Parts Catalog?

If you own or maintain an Atlas Copco SIMBA rock drill – whether you’re a fleet mechanic, a rental yard manager, or a DIY operator who does his own rebuilds – this catalog is the only parts list you should trust. It covers the SIMBA H157 and other models in the series. Beginners can use it to learn the naming conventions; veterans use it to avoid costly mistakes. No repair steps, no torque specs – this is strictly a parts identification and ordering tool.

Source Validity: Original OEM, Not a Copy

This is a genuine Atlas Copco Spare Parts Catalogue with publication number 8991 4009 00, copyrighted 2006 by Atlas Copco Rock Drills AB. The original PDF contains 759 pages scanned from the factory print. I’ve seen re-sellers offer a 50-page excerpt and call it a manual. This is the full document, with every section from HYDR. SYSTEM through CROSS REFERENCE LIST intact. The OCR is clean enough to search part numbers quickly.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a service manual or a parts catalog?

Parts catalog only. No repair procedures.

Can I use this for the SIMBA H157?

Yes, covers SIMBA series including H157. See page 1 for model number. The front page lists “Atlas Copco SIMBA H157” and the PM number 8991400900.

How are part numbers organized?

Each section groups components by system – HYDR. SYSTEM, CARRIER, BOOM, etc. Within each section, part numbers are listed with descriptions and reference numbers. The CROSS REFERENCE LIST on page 705 lets you look up any part number to find its location. You cross-check the part number against the diagram and order using the detail number (not the ref no). Atlas Copco warns against using unauthorized parts – any damage from unauthorized parts voids warranty. Always use OEM part numbers from this catalog.

Are torque specs included?

No torque specs – this is a parts list.

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