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Press releases | 10/19/2022

Port of Dover operates Liebherr LHMs powered by HVO 100

Two Liebherr mobile harbour cranes are reinforcing logistical operations at the Port of Dover, handling global products ranging from steel plates to South and Central American fruit. In a UK first, the cranes are operating on HVO. The fuel is made of 100% renewable raw materials, which does not release any new carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. Find out more

News | 10/18/2022

Premiere at Hydrogen Technology Expo Europe 2022

Liebherr-Aerospace will exhibit for the first time at Hydrogen Technology Expo, which takes place on Oct. 19-20, 2022 at Messe Bremen (Germany). Find out more

Listicle | 10/18/2022

5 things you may not have known about Bearing Clearance Monitoring

At Bauma 2022, Liebherr will present a digital wear measurement system for slewing bearings. Here are 5 facts about the Bearing Clearance Monitoring (BCM). Find out more

Press releases | 10/17/2022

Liebherr further expands its axial piston portfolio and introduces a concept study

At this year's Bauma, Liebherr is presenting two new product developments in the field of axial piston hydraulics, along with a concept study of a parallel pump with an innovative control system. Find out more

Listicle | 10/17/2022

5 things you may not have known about the 110 D-K crawler concrete pump

One of around 100 exhibits at Bauma 2022 is the crawler concrete pump 110 D-K. Here are 5 facts about the pump from the concrete technology product segment. Find out more

Press releases | 10/17/2022

Seghetti adds a used Liebherr LTM 1100-4.2 mobile crane to its fleet

Seghetti S.r.l. has taken delivery of a used Liebherr LTM 1100-4.2 mobile crane. The Liebherr Italia S.p.a. repair centre carried out the inspection and reconditioning of the 100-tonne machine built in 2009 with professional staff and original Liebherr spare parts before delivery. Find out more

Press releases | 10/12/2022

All-electric LS 800 E ship cranes for SAL "Orca" project

SAL Heavy Lift orders eight all-electric heavy lift ship cranes type LS 800 E. As part of the future-oriented "Orca" project, two cranes will be installed on each of SAL's four vessel newbuildings. By combining the capacity of both cranes in tandem mode, cargoes of up to 1,600 tonnes can be handled. The innovative ship cranes will make it possible to lift components of the future project cargo while being prepared for the increasing environmental protection requirements. Find out more

Press releases | 10/12/2022

Liebherr hydraulic cylinders: just a mouse click away

For the first time, Liebherr has made it possible to individually and easily configure all hydraulic cylinder series via an online-based configurator on the company’s website. Depending on the application and requirements, the configurator offers all kinds of variations: from the 380 bar series for mobile applications, the ISO 6022 series for industrial use all the way to the 260 bar series as a link between mobile and stationary applications. While the tool will already be available a couple of weeks before Bauma 2022, its detailed presentation to the public will take place for the first time at the show. Find out more

News | 10/11/2022

Liebherr: Technology-neutral drive concepts for the future

What is the drive technology of the future? Which one will save the most emissions? And is there even one single silver bullet? In fact, there are various technological options for reducing pollutant emissions, which are researched by Liebherr. In its technology-neutral approach, the company takes into account both environmental and the most diverse customer requirements in equal measure, in order to be able to serve different markets and industries. The Liebherr Group presents some of its solutions at this year’s Bauma in Munich. Find out more

Press releases | 10/10/2022

Liebherr to premiere its hydrogen prototype engines at Bauma 2022

At Bauma 2022, the Liebherr components product segment is introducing two prototypes of its hydrogen engine for tomorrow’s construction sites. Each prototype employs different hydrogen injection technologies, a direct injection (DI) and a port fuel injection (PFI). Find out more

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