Ship Demolition India

Ship breaking or Ship demolition is the process of dismantling an obsolete vessels structure for scrapping or disposal. Conducted at a pier, dry-dock or dismantling slip, it includes a wide range of activities, from removing all gear and equipment to cutting down and recycling the ship’s infrastructure. Ship demolition is a challenging process, due to the structural complexity of the ships and the many environmental, safety, and health issues involved. 
Ship-breaking activities have been regulated in dry docks; however, ship-breaking along the beaches have not be subjected to adequate control.

Breaking redundant old ships enables the scrap material like steel used in the ship to be recycled and reused. Through this method not only the waste material is used but also offers lower expenditure in comparison to the money that might be spent in importation or processing of iron ores. 

Until the late 20th century, ship breaking took place in port cities of industrialized countries such as the United Kingdom and the United States. Today, most ship breaking yards are in Alang in India, Chittagong in Bangladesh, Aliaga in Turkey and Gadani near Karachi in Pakistan, due to lower labor costs and less stringent environmental regulations dealing with the disposal of lead paint and other toxic substances.

Indico is in a position to purchase scrap ships through our international network with Ship Owners and Ship Brokers as we have reputed Cash buyers for demolition for our clients located at Alang Ship Breaking Yard (INDIA) , Pakistan and Bangladesh Shipyards. We look for details of the vessel which are likely to be sale for demolition as we are dealing in both "AS IS WHERE IS" basis and "DELIVERY" basis at India and Pakistan. 

Our company are experts in sale of vessels for demolition to Ship breaking yards in India , Pakistan and Bangladesh and have strong relations with first class ship breakers and cash buyers who always ready to purchase and take delivery on basis as is where is or basis delivery scrap yards.