Information from this article was first published in Demolition Magazine and is being reused with permission from the National Demolition Association. When a long-closed 100-acre steel plant in Sept ...

NPK Construction Equipment offers high-performance attachments for construction and demolition, including hydraulic hammers, compactors, sheet pile drivers, material processors, demolition shears, ...

Watch this massive yellow demolition excavator equipped with powerful hydraulic demolition shears at an industrial demolition ...

Information from this article was first published in Demolition Magazine and is being reused with permission from the National Demolition Association. When O’Rourke Wrecking Company won the bid to ...

Liberty Industrial, a demolition firm based in Glebe, Australia, has commissioned a new Genesis GXT 2555R mobile shear, which it calls the largest and most powerful mobile shear ever built. With a ...

Volvo CE’s EC750E HR demonstrates the capabilities of its 36m reach on a demolition site As structures and their uses differ greatly, so must the equipment used to demolish them, when they are either ...

A demolition shear is essentially a giant pair of powerful scissors mounted on a long, robot-like arm – used for dismantling large metal structures. The biggest one ever is the Rusch Triple 34-25 ...

A heavily worn hydraulic demolition shear arrives at the workshop for a complete transformation. From stripping it down and repairing structural damage to precision welding, machining, and rebuilding ...

For a demolition contractor investing in a new shear, doing your due diligence might seem relatively straightforward. Purchase price, weight, cutting force and carrier requirements can all be compared ...

Hydraulic scrap and demolition attachments to be carried at company-owned stores in the northeastern U.S. Genesis products will now be available through 11 Komatsu Company Store locations in the ...

It could be argued a good beer goes well with just about anything. After a hot summer day on a demolition job, though, a light beer with lime will probably taste more refreshing than a heavy stout.