Following the launch of the IDC 70 at the last bauma in 2025, Indeco has recently expanded its range of primary demolition crushers, to make this family of attachments compatible with an even wider range of excavators.
The company says the move responds to an increasing need on construction sites: the ability to rely on specialized attachments even on machines with smaller capacities.
Since the first IDC 70 – designed for excavators up to 120 tons, 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.
The series currently includes six models, from the IDC 11 to the IDC 70, covering a range of machines from approximately 10 to 120 tons.
The new entries range 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, to 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, confirming a range designed to offer operational continuity and application scalability across a variety of working environments.
The Indeco Multi Grab range has also expanded with the new IMG 10 H, which increases its offering for handling scrap metal, scrapped vehicles, and demolition debris. A new jaw design, hydraulic rotation, and force transmitted to the opposing teeth are the key features of a solution designed to ensure a secure grip, power, and operational versatility.
The new IMG 10 H Multi Grab is a crusher developed to effectively handle heavy-duty applications such as handling scrap metal, scrapped vehicles, and demolition debris. The new model was designed to provide a stable and powerful grip, thanks to a configuration that focuses on the new jaw design, hydraulic rotation system, and force transmitted to the opposing teeth.
The new IMG 10 H is part of the 3+2 handling crusher family and is 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.
