The Liebherr Group will be present at the Vei og Anlegg construction machinery exhibition, which is being held from 6 to 10 May in Oslo, Norway, with both a 1600 m² exhibition stand and with machines in the demonstration area. On stand D 20, Liebherr will be presenting a cross-section of its current range of construction machinery from the fields of earthmoving, material handling, mobile cranes and concrete technology to exhibition visitors.
The exhibits at the Vei og Anlegg will include four crawler excavators, three wheeled excavators, three wheel loaders, two material handlers, three mobile cranes, a truck-mounted concrete pump and a truck mixer. Visitors to the Liebherr stand at the Vei og Anlegg will also be able to experience live demonstrations of the A 916 wheeled excavator and the R 946 crawler excavator.
A special highlight: Liebherr will be presenting the R 926 Compact crawler excavator for the first time in Norway. This machine has been awarded the Red Dot Award: Product Design 2015 for its excellent design quality.
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