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Press releases | 10/22/2020

Family outing: Four Liebherr K series cranes support bridge construction project

Great teamwork by four Liebherr K series tower cranes in the centre of the Emsland region in North West Germany: two 81 K.1 and two 53 K cranes are currently being used for concrete work and formwork transport purposes during the construction of a bridge measuring over 200 metres in length. Find out more

Press releases | 10/22/2020

Closing the gap – Schlamann takes delivery of Liebherr LTM 1060-3.1 mobile crane

Schlamann-Autokrane GmbH has taken delivery of a new Liebherr LTM 1060-3.1 mobile crane. The northern German crane contractor based at Marklohe near Nienburg will use the 60 tonne crane to replace an LTM 1045-3.1 and upgrade its fleet in the class between 50 and 90 tonnes. Find out more

Press releases | 10/20/2020

Increased hoist height and radius – Liebherr unveils a jewel for any crane fleet with the LTM 1150-5.3

After manufacturing around 1500 units, Liebherr has now unveiled the successor to its successful LTM 1130-5.1 – the LTM 1150-5.3. With a maximum lifting capacity of 150 tonnes and a 66 metre telescopic boom, it is also the perfect addition to Liebherr’s crane range below the 180 tonne LTM 1160-5.2. The 10 percent longer telescopic boom compared to its predecessor will hoist on average 15 percent higher loads with both maximum and part ballast. And with this in mind, the Liebherr engineers have produced a minor miracle – the new crane has the same low gross weight as its predecessor. With an axle load of twelve tonnes, the crane can carry nine tonnes of ballast on public roads. Find out more

Press releases | 10/19/2020

Mammoet takes delivery of first ever Liebherr LTM 1650- 8.1 mobile crane

The first ever LTM 1650-8.1 left the Liebherr plant in Ehingen with a black and red livery. It is going to Dutch global crane and heavy haulage contractor, Mammoet. Find out more

Press releases | 10/15/2020

New top dog – Sommer invests in Liebherr LTM 1750-9.1 mobile crane

Sommer Kranverleih GmbH based in Bremen has upgraded its fleet – the 800 tonne LTM 1750-9.1 mobile crane is now the company’s flagship. The Liebherr 9-axle crane is now supplied as standard with new lifting capacity values which upgrade the crane almost throughout its entire operating range. The performance of the LTM 1750-9.1 has been significantly upgraded particularly for wind power jobs. Find out more

News | 10/14/2020

Liebherr USA, Co. adds Lincoln Klemola as new Manager of Field Services for its Mining division

Liebherr USA, Co. announces Lincoln Klemola as the new Manager of Field Services for its Mining Sales division in the western United States. Find out more

News | 10/13/2020

Digitalisation in a diversified company

From remote services through condition monitoring to jobsite installations – with the aid of new information technologies and digital data, the Liebherr Group develops new solutions and business models. Find out more

News | 10/12/2020

Training start 2020: this is how 400 apprentices started their careers at Liebherr

This year, too, numerous young people started their careers at Liebherr and begun their studies or classic apprenticeship. Find out more

Press releases | 10/09/2020

“The V-frame makes us extremely flexible”

The fourth generation of the owner family of crane and heavy haulage contractor Wiesbauer GmbH made their first trip to the Liebherr plant in Ehingen to take delivery of a crane. This traditional family-run company based in Bietigheim-Bissingen (Baden-Württemberg) has significantly upgraded its crane fleet. Not only did the Swabian company take delivery of another LTM 1750-9.1 mobile crane, but an LTR 1220 telescopic crawler crane and a new 1000 tonne crawler crane were also added to its fleet. This LR 11000 celebrated a fantastic premiere in summer by hoisting a bridge to the north-east of Stuttgart. Find out more

Press releases | 10/08/2020

Liebherr fleet of five T 264 mining trucks goes to Australia

Five 240 tonne Liebherr T 264 off-highway haul trucks were commissioned in early 2020 for use at Dawson Mine in Queensland, Australia. Find out more

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