Originally, the shareholders of the companies Herrmann & Wittrock, Titschkus & Wittrock and Ulferts had only planned a visit to Bauma. Instead, the three crane rental companies are now strengthening their fleets with a total of seventeen brand-new Liebherr mobile cranes from Ehingen. These will be delivered next year.
In total, the order, which was concluded at a joint meeting during the trade fair, has a volume of 20 million euros. The seventeen mobile cranes ordered will supplement the existing fleets of the three companies. The shareholders of the group of companies Oliver Herrmann (Herrmann & Wittrock GmbH & Co. KG), Marcus Wittrock (Titschkus & Wittrock GmbH & Co. KG) and Temmo Niekamp (Ulferts GmbH) are looking forward to the new additions.
In their group of companies, the individual companies with numerous locations in Germany have state-of-the-art mobile cranes from 30 to 600 tonnes lifting capacity, crawler cranes from 130 to 650 tonnes lifting capacity, mobile construction cranes, working platforms and telescopic forklifts as well as various heavy-duty trucks.
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