Indeco adds to portfolio of demolition crushers and jaws

IDC 21 crusher (Image: Indeco)

Indeco said this development is a response to the increasing need on construction sites for specialised attachments on machines, including those with smaller capacities.

It added that one of the most significant aspects is compatibility with machines of different capacities.

Since the launch of the IDC 70, which is designed for excavators up to 120 tonnes, with a force at tip of up to 180 tons and a jaw opening of up to 1800 mm, the range has been expanded to include smaller models, while maintaining the same performance standards.

The new attachments include from the IDC 11, designed for 10-ton excavators, weighing approximately 900 kg, with a force at tip of 50 tons and a jaw opening of 850 mm, and the IDC 42, which works on 40-ton machines with a force at tip of 135 tons and an opening of up to 1500 mm.

In between are solutions such as the IDC 16, IDC 21 and IDC 30, ideal for 13, 20 and 28-ton excavators, respectively, with force at tip of 75, 90 and 110 tons and maximum jaw openings of up to 1000, 1150 and 1300 mm.

The company stated that the expansion of the range to include models designed for smaller machines broadens the scope of applications across both large construction sites and in urban environments, where space constraints, accessibility and logistics often necessitate the use of more compact machines.

The IDC series features the interchangeable Indecobite teeth, which reduces machine downtime and simplifies maintenance of the parts most subject to wear.

Indeco emphasised that the ability to quickly replace the teeth allows the crusher’s operating efficiency to be maintained over time, preserving its grip and penetration capacity even in particularly harsh working conditions.

Also new to the market, Indeco’s Multi Grab range of material handling jaws has been extended with the new IMG 10 H crusher for handling scrap metal, scrapped vehicles and demolition debris.

The company noted that its new jaw design, hydraulic rotation and force transmitted to the opposing teeth are key features designed to ensure a secure grip, power and operational versatility.

The IMG 10 H is part of the 3+2 handling crusher family aimed at operators who require equipment that combines robustness, precision and productivity.

The jaw geometry is designed to ensure a secure grip on bulky and irregular materials, improving operator control during loading, sorting and handling.

It features a hydraulic rotation system intended to improve manoeuvrability and material handling performance across different operating conditions.

Technical specifications include a maximum cylinder pressure of 300 bar and a cylinder oil flow rate of 50 l/min, while the rotation system operates at a maximum pressure of 100 bar with an oil flow rate of 20 l/min.

The attachment delivers a maximum blade and teeth force of 5,000 kg and is compatible with the HP 1200 demolition attachment. Additional specifications include an operating weight of 850 kg, a maximum jaw opening of 1,900 mm, and a jaw depth of 600 mm.

Indeco recommends the unit for use on excavators weighing between 10 and 16 tons, although it can also be installed on 9-ton machines.