Crushing & screening

Crushing and screening plants operate under some of the most demanding conditions in construction and raw-material processing. Jaw crushers, impact crushers, cone crushers, and mobile or stationary screening units run continuously against abrasive rock, demolition rubble, and recycled aggregate. When a wear part fails or a drive component gives out, the entire processing line stops — and in quarrying or recycling operations, unplanned downtime translates directly into missed tonnage targets and disrupted delivery schedules.

IME supplies the wear and spare parts that keep these machines in continuous operation. For crushing equipment, the core supply covers crushing tools such as jaw plates, blow bars, impact bars, mantles, and crushing cones — the components that absorb the highest wear loads and require regular, planned replacement. For screening units, IME sources screen media, tensioning systems, and meshes sized to the relevant deck configuration. Drive and bearing assemblies, hydraulic components, conveyor belts, drums, and belt scrapers complete the typical scope of supply for this equipment category.

The brands covered include Kleemann and Svedala — two manufacturers with broad installed bases across Europe and internationally. Kleemann's mobile jaw and impact crushers, as well as their screening plants, are represented across multiple product generations. Svedala equipment, including older and discontinued series that are no longer in active production, is equally within IME's sourcing scope. Procurement staff dealing with aging fleets or machines for which original documentation is incomplete will find that IME works with the machine type and serial number to trace the correct part, even when no part number is available.

Part identification follows a structured process. Where a part number from the operator's manual or the machine's parts catalogue is available, it is used directly. Where it is not — due to worn type plates, missing documentation, or simply an older machine generation — IME works from the machine type designation and the serial number found on the type plate. This information is sufficient in most cases to identify the correct component before a quotation is issued. IME clarifies any ambiguities with the customer before confirming availability and pricing, avoiding costly misidentification.

Once the part is confirmed, IME issues a quotation that includes availability, price, and indicative delivery time. The quotation is typically provided within 24 hours of the inquiry. Dispatch is arranged worldwide — by truck for European destinations, and by air or sea freight for international shipments — depending on urgency and the nature of the parts involved.

IME has been active in the construction machinery spare parts trade since 1984 and holds DIN EN ISO 9001 certification. Procurement teams and workshop managers who need reliable parts sourcing for Kleemann or Svedala crushing and screening equipment are welcome to submit their parts inquiry directly — with machine type, serial number, and any available part references.