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Trusted by Demolition Pros.

Whether you're bringing down multi-story buildings, working in tight urban zones, removing bridges, or handling selective demo, Develon machines are purpose-built to take the hit and keep going.

With high-reach configurations, high-impact hydraulics, and reduced tail swing designs, our demolition lineup is made to perform where others can’t.

In a job where everything runs on the edge, reliability isn’t optional: it has to be built in.

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Performance That Hits Hard

Purpose-Built for Demolition

Handles the toughest demolition jobs with power, precision, and protection.

Engineered for Tight Demolition Sites

Work confidently in tight spaces without putting nearby structures or people at risk.

Flexibility with Interchangeable Arms

Switch between tasks fast with interchangeable arms that save time and reduce downtime.

Operator-Centric Design

Stay safe, comfortable, and in control, even during long or challenging shifts.

Extendable Undercarriage & Easy Transport

Get stability when you need it, and compact mobility when you don’t.

DX140RDM-7

Operating weight

22500/23100 kg

Top speed

2,9 - 4,7 km/h

Engine

Develon G2 D34

The Develon DX140RDM-7 demolition excavator, both compact and powerful, features a reduced tail swing design that delivers several key advantages.

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DX245DM-7

Operating weight

30800/28900 kg

Top speed

3.0 - 5.5 km/h

Engine

DL06P

The DX245DM-7 excavator offers excellent visibility and a 30° tilting cab, providing an ideal workstation tailored for high-reach demolition work.

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DX380DM-7

Operating weight

47400/44800 kg

Engine power

327 HP/240 kW @ 1800 rpm

Engine

Scania DC9

The DX380DM-7 delivers the power needed to demolish the toughest structures while providing the stability required to keep the operator safe.

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DX530DM-7

Operating weight

60500/70500/56800/63000 kg

Engine

Scania DC13

Top speed

3.1 - 5.5 km/h

The DX530DM-7 offers enhanced versatility thanks to the modular design of its boom and its hydraulic locking mechanism.

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5 Truths About Choosing the Right Demolition Machine

At Develon, we’ve worked closely with demolition professionals across Europe and beyond, from tight-access urban jobs to high-structural removal. Through their experience and ours, a few lessons stand out. These five truths help separate smart equipment investments from costly missteps.

1. Versatility Pays for Itself

The ability to switch between demolition, digging, and long-reach arms gives your fleet flexibility without adding more machines. With Develon’s interchangeable configurations, one machine can handle multiple scopes — and stay productive year-round.

Develon expert advice: Use the same machine for selective teardown one week and site prep the next.

2. Comfort = Safety = Productivity

Fatigue leads to mistakes. That’s why Develon demolition machines offer 30° tilting cabs, low-vibration designs, and comfortable ergonomic controls. In high-reach demolition, comfort isn’t a luxury. It’s a safeguard.

Develon expert advice: Comfort helps operators stay sharper, safer, and more efficient, shift after shift.

3. Built-In Safety Shouldn’t Be Optional

Our Stability Warning System constantly monitors operating limits and can lock hydraulic functions if thresholds are exceeded. Visual and audible alerts protect both your machine and your crew.

Develon expert advice: A smart machine knows when to say “stop.”

4. Transport Efficiency Can Make or Break a Project

Demolition jobs often require machines that can move between sites or squeeze through narrow access points. Develon’s extendable undercarriage and modular boom systems, combined with compact overall dimensions, help meet transport requirements without extra paperwork or added costs.

Develon expert advice: Less time on the trailer and paperwork. More time on the job.

5. Compact Doesn’t Mean Compromise

Take the DX140RDM-7: A compact body with a 16 m high-reach arm and 1,450 kg tool weight, all in a reduced-tail-swing design. It proves small machines can take on serious demolition in complex sites.

Develon expert advice: The right footprint opens the door to more sites and more bids.

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