Demolition

Demolition sites place severe demands on machinery and the people who keep it running. Hydraulic breakers, demolition shears, concrete pulverisers and remote-controlled demolition robots operate under continuous impact load, abrasive dust and constant vibration. A worn chisel, a failed hydraulic seal or a damaged undercarriage component brings the entire operation to a halt — on a demolition project, unplanned downtime translates directly into delayed schedules and penalty exposure. Fast, reliable parts availability is therefore not a convenience but an operational requirement.

IME supplies the spare and wear parts that demolition equipment consumes at the highest rate. For hydraulic breakers this means chisels, through-bolts, retaining pins and bushings — the components subject to direct impact and the first to reach wear limits. For demolition and concrete shears, IME stocks blades, cutting edges and wear kits sized to the specific tool. Seal and membrane kits are available for the hydraulic circuits of breakers and attachments, maintaining operating pressure and preventing contamination-related failures. Beyond the attachment itself, IME covers the carrier machine: undercarriage components including track chains, rollers and sprockets, drive and travel components, and hydraulic parts for the boom and auxiliary circuits.

The brands covered in this application area reflect the equipment most commonly found on demolition sites. Epiroc hydraulic breakers and rock excavation tools are supported across current and legacy product lines, including discontinued series that are no longer actively marketed. Husqvarna demolition robots and construction cutting equipment are likewise covered, including older machine generations where original parts can be difficult to source through standard distribution channels. Covering discontinued series is a deliberate part of IME's supply scope, since older machines in active service often present the most acute sourcing challenges.

Correct part identification is the foundation of a reliable supply. The most direct route is a manufacturer part number from the machine's documentation or an existing parts list. Where no part number is available, IME's team identifies the correct component from the brand, machine type and serial number found on the type plate. For attachments such as breakers and shears, the attachment's own serial number and model designation are equally relevant. IME clarifies all technical details before issuing a quotation, so that the part delivered matches the application.

The inquiry process is straightforward. Procurement staff or workshop managers submit a parts request — by email or through the website — with the available identification data. IME reviews the request and returns a quotation that includes part availability, unit price and expected delivery time. The quotation is issued within 24 hours in the normal course of business. Dispatch is handled worldwide by truck, air freight or sea freight depending on destination and urgency, allowing customers across Europe and in international markets to be supplied from the same source.

IME has been active in construction machinery spare parts since 1984 and operates under DIN EN ISO 9001 certification. For demolition equipment specifically, the combination of attachment wear parts, hydraulic components and carrier parts from a single supplier reduces the administrative load on procurement and shortens the time between failure identification and machine return to service.

To request a quotation for demolition equipment spare parts, submit your inquiry with the machine brand, type and serial number — IME will respond with availability, price and delivery time, usually within 24 hours.