The new generation of mixing plants, Mobilmix 3.0 A-R, is launched and is the ideal solution for construction site operations. The double plant delivers up to 250 m³ concrete per hour and can be ready for operation within three weeks of delivery. Its innovative drive technologies enable operators to make dramatic cuts to their consumption of both energy and cement. The Mobilmix plant offers a high degree of flexibility when it comes to storing aggregates and binding agents. It also reduces CO₂ emissions by means of precision cement dosing and optimised mixing processes.

In icy conditions, some 250 km north of the Arctic Circle, an HS 8200 duty cycle crawler crane is being put to work dredging for Munck Civil Engineering. Greenland’s biggest construction project is set to establish two new airports in Ilulissat and Nuuk to allow larger aircraft to land in future. The HS 8200, featuring a 35 m long boom and 3.5 m³ round-shell grapple, achieves an output of almost 1,000 m³ per shift. With the dredging assistant from Liebherr, the operator can access important data in real time regarding the quantity and position of the material. The extreme arctic conditions and the logistical difficulties of weekly supplies make this a particularly challenging deployment for the duty cycle crawler crane.

The new LTM 1400-6.1 all-terrain crane is unveiled as part of the customer days at Liebherr’s Ehingen plant. With a load capacity of 400 t, it is the world’s strongest 6-axle crane. Over 4,000 customers from all over the world marvelled at the crane’s capability and the speed at which it is ready for deployment. The innovative Y guying of the telescopic boom means the crane is assembled and ready for work in next to no time. This presentation of the crane – together with a spectacular drone show – formed the highlight of the Ehingen customer days, which were capped off with a family day and attended by around 25,000 visitors.

The 710 HC-L 32/64 Litronic and 125 HC-L luffing jib cranes from Liebherr play a central role in the final project phase for the construction of the Sagrada Familia in Barcelona (Spain). On the basis of their ability to adapt and their adjustable booms, these cranes were selected to ultimately complete the 172 m tall tower of Jesus Christ. Assembling the 710 HC-L at a height of 54 m represented a major challenge. It then had to climb to a height of 130 m. Despite the restricted space and the continuous flow of visitors in the basilica, the assembly was a great success thanks to careful planning and close collaboration.

The rooms and suites on the lower floors of the Interalpen-Hotel Tyrol in Austria have been given a sparkling makeover. The spaces have been refurbished to combine traditional Tyrolean design with modern accents and comfort. High-quality natural materials, artisan craftsmanship and stylish details create a calming atmosphere and refined ambience. Warm wood surfaces, luxurious fabrics and elegant furniture make it cozy and inviting. The new rooms on the south side have an individually adjustable climate ceiling that regulates the temperature from outside, eliminating the need for air conditioning.

A new branch in Schüttorf (Germany) opens, merging the previous sites of Münster (Germany) and Lingen (Germany). The site welcomed the public to have a first look as part of a special two-day opening ceremony. The branch offers extensive support for construction machinery from the Liebherr earthmoving segment and also runs a rental service. Spanning an impressive 17,800 m², the site incorporates cutting-edge assembly hall bays, an administrative building and even a photovoltaic plant on its roof. At the opening ceremony, customers and business partners had the opportunity to get up close with Liebherr technology and enjoy a varied supporting programme of activities. The new branch is intended to further enhance the service available locally and strengthen close customer relations.

Liebherr celebrates the groundbreaking ceremony of a new cutting-edge logistics centre in Tupelo (MS/USA). With an investment of $176 million, the facility will improve logistics capacities and create new jobs. The centre will serve as a continental warehouse for Liebherr-Logistics GmbH, distributing products from various different product segments. At the opening ceremony, members of the Liebherr family and local representatives emphasised the significance of the project to the region. The logistics centre will use the very latest technologies to optimise service for customers throughout America.