Demag industrial crane spare parts
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Spare parts for Demag equipment
PartsDE supplies spare parts for Demag equipment. We help customers send quotation requests by part number, machine model or serial number and support both OEM and quality aftermarket sourcing.
This page is a practical starting point for spare parts requests. It helps customers quickly find relevant machine series, explore sample spare parts and send a quotation request.
How to send a spare parts request
Send the clearest information you have. A part number is fastest, but photos and machine details also help us identify the correct item.
Send the part number with quantity and, if possible, the machine model. We can usually check the required item faster from this data.
Send with part numberSend the machine or engine serial number, or a photo of the identification plate. Add where the part is located and what it does on the machine.
- Photo of the machine or engine identification plate
- Several photos of the part from close range
- One wider photo showing where the part is installed
- Short description of the part location and function
Some machines use several similar parts in the same area. Clear photos and machine data help avoid a wrong match.
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Send your spare parts request at any time. We usually reply within one business day and keep you updated throughout the process.
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We ship worldwide by DHL, UPS or your own forwarder and provide export support from Germany.
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About Demag
Demag Cranes is a renowned manufacturer of industrial cranes and lifting equipment. The company has a rich history that spans over two centuries. Let's take a journey through the history of Demag Cranes.
The origins of Demag Cranes can be traced back to the year 1819 when a German engineer named Friedrich Harkort established a foundry and mechanical workshop in Wetter, Germany. Harkort's company focused on manufacturing steam engines, mining equipment, and other heavy machinery.
In 1840, Friedrich Harkort's son, Eduard Harkort, took over the company and expanded its operations. He diversified the product line to include construction cranes, hydraulic machines, and various industrial equipment. This marked the beginning of the company's involvement in the crane manufacturing business.
In 1906, the company merged with its competitor, Benrather Maschinenfabrik, to form Demag (short for "Deutsche Maschinenbau AG"). The merger allowed Demag to strengthen its position as a leading manufacturer of cranes and heavy machinery in Germany.
Throughout the early 20th century, Demag Cranes continued to innovate and expand its product range. The company developed various types of cranes, including mobile cranes, tower cranes, and overhead cranes. Demag's cranes became known for their high quality, reliability, and advanced technological features.
During World War II, Demag Cranes was heavily involved in supporting the German war effort. The company produced cranes and equipment for military use, including submarine construction and repair.
After the war, Demag Cranes faced a period of reconstruction and rebuilding. The company gradually recovered and resumed its position as a leading crane manufacturer. In the following decades, Demag expanded its operations globally, establishing subsidiaries and production facilities in different countries.
In 2002, Demag Cranes underwent a significant change when it became part of the Terex Corporation, a global manufacturer of lifting and material handling equipment. The acquisition provided Demag with additional resources and expanded its market reach.
In 2011, Terex and Demag Cranes formed a joint venture with the Chinese heavy machinery manufacturer, Sinotruk. The joint venture aimed to capitalize on the growing demand for cranes and lifting equipment in the Chinese market.
In 2019, the Japanese industrial conglomerate, Tadano, acquired the Demag mobile crane business from Terex. The acquisition marked a new chapter for Demag Cranes as it became a part of Tadano Group, a global leader in mobile cranes.
Today, Demag Cranes continues to manufacture a wide range of cranes and lifting equipment for various industries, including construction, manufacturing, logistics, and ports. The company is known for its advanced engineering, innovative solutions, and commitment to quality and safety.
With a legacy spanning more than 200 years, Demag Cranes has established itself as a prominent name in the global crane industry, providing reliable lifting solutions to customers worldwide.
Do you supply original Demag spare parts?
On request, we check the availability of original OEM Demag parts for the required product group. If the original item is not available, we can check possible alternatives.
Can you identify a spare part without a part number?
In many cases, yes. Please send the machine model, serial number, photos of the part, the machine nameplate or the installation location. The part number remains the most accurate way to identify a part, but additional data can help us check the correct item.
Can you check Demag part numbers?
Yes. Please send the part number, quantity and, if possible, the machine model or serial number. We will check the item and its availability.
Can alternative parts be ordered for Demag?
If suitable options are available, we can offer high-quality alternatives or replacement parts. Compatibility must be checked using the part number, machine configuration and serial number.
Do you ship worldwide and provide export documents?
Yes. We ship orders from Germany via DHL, UPS, FedEx, express courier or freight forwarder. For deliveries outside the EU, we can prepare standard export documents, including a commercial invoice and packing list.