Epiroc Spare Parts

In drilling and rock excavation, unplanned downtime carries a direct cost: idle rigs, delayed blasting schedules, and crews standing by while a single worn component holds up the entire operation. For fleet managers and procurement teams running Epiroc equipment, sourcing the right spare part quickly — and with confidence in its specification — is not a convenience, it is a operational necessity.

IME GmbH has been supplying spare parts for construction and mining machinery since 1984, operating from Wedemark, Germany, and shipping to customers worldwide. For Epiroc equipment, IME acts as a sourcing partner, drawing on an established supplier network to locate and deliver the spare parts your machines require — matched to type, serial number, and technical specification.

Epiroc's product range in drilling and rock excavation covers a broad spectrum of applications, from surface drill rigs and underground drilling equipment to hydraulic breakers used in demolition and quarrying. Typical spare parts requested for this equipment include drill bits, shank adapters, drill rods, flushing components, hydraulic seals, accumulator diaphragms, percussion pistons, and wear bushings — components that are subject to continuous mechanical stress and require timely replacement to maintain productivity.

For hydraulic breakers in particular, service intervals are closely tied to rock hardness and operating hours, making a reliable supply of wear parts such as chisels, retainer pins, front heads, and through-bolts essential for any maintenance programme. Having a sourcing partner who understands these part categories reduces the administrative burden on your procurement team and shortens the time between identifying a need and placing an order.

IME handles spare-parts requests on a B2B basis, working with procurement staff, workshop managers, and fleet operators who require accurate part identification and dependable follow-through. To submit a request, please use the enquiry form on this page and include the machine type, serial number, and the part reference or description — this allows IME to source the correct specification from the outset.