News and press releases

Liebherr-Aerospace to Supply NORDAM with Anti-ice Valves for Airbus A320neo Next-generation Nacelle

Liebherr-Aerospace announced an agreement with U.S.-based NORDAM to develop, manufacture, test and certify anti-ice valves to be used in a NORDAM-developed engine build-up system for A320neos equipped with the Pratt & Whitney PW1100G engine. The contract is considered a major milestone in Liebherr’s long-term strategy.

Delivery of the biggest All-Terrain Mobile Crane into Australia

The largest All-Terrain Mobile Crane in the southern hemisphere has arrived in Adelaide for MAX Cranes.

Set to break records

An R 994B in NSW is the oldest in the Southern Hemisphere.

Dźwigi Mazowsze Marcin Zielonka buys its first LRT 1100-2.1 in Poland

The Polish crane and heavy haulage company Dźwigi Mazowsze Marcin Zielonka has taken possession of the first Liebherr rough-terrain crane of type LRT 1100-2.1 in Poland. It is the first rough-terrain crane in the company’s fleet and is earmarked for long-term construction sites and applications on rough terrain. Besides the off-road handling, important decision criteria were high performance and safety.

Liebherr and Wärtsilä develop a high-speed maritime engine

Liebherr and Wärtsilä collaborate on the development of a high-speed diesel engine for maritime and offshore applications. The new Wärtsilä 14 engine is unveiled at the International Workboat Show in New Orleans (USA), which takes place from November 28 to 30.

Deep Impact: When a Machine Leaves a Profound Impression Behind

By 2030 the container port in Jätkäsaari will be transformed into an attractive district of Helsinki. In order to improve the soil conditions, the Finnish company Takanen is applying Liebherr equipment. The noteworthy on this jobsite: nine years ago, the Nordic countries experienced a highlight in their musical history here.

Entry into Service: Liebherr-Aerospace on board the A330neo

Liebherr supplies major systems and components for the first A330neo just delivered to Airbus’ launch operator TAP Air Portugal.

Liebherr's new frequency converter systems for megawatt industrial applications

At the Europe's leading trade fair for electrical automation, SPS IPC Drives 2018, Liebherr unveils the new Liduro Drive low-voltage frequency converter system for megawatt applications.

Liebherr-Mining considers new partner

Within their continuous efforts to ensure quantity and quality of steel components for their Mining Products, Liebherr will investigate the potential to manufacture at SDS in Russia.

Liebherr mining excavators R 9100 B and R 9150 B: machine upgrades to reduce cost per ton

Liebherr Mining Equipment Colmar SAS launches its B-versions of the R 9100 and R 9150 in January 2019. Both machines have proven to be reliable and productive partners in the mining industry over the years. With the newest upgrades, these hydraulic excavators take a step forward to clearly exceed the performance and reliability compared to of any other player in this class while lowering the cost per ton.

World's first hydrostatically powered crawler tractor in the 70 tonnes category premieres in China: Liebherr PR 776

Liebherr unveils its first crawler tractor in the 70 tonnes category in China: the PR 776. Designed for tough mining and quarry operations.

Liebherr presents LTM 1300-6.2 Mobile Crane at Bauma China

Liebherr presents its 300 tonne mobile crane LTM 1300-6.1 at Bauma China 2018. It is the most powerful 300-tonner available on the mobile crane market. The six-axle crane features a 78 m telescopic boom. On the one hand it is designed as a simple folding jib crane whilst on the other it is the smallest luffing jib crane on the market providing crane operators with a low cost entry point into the luffing jib crane class. The innovative Liebherr single engine drive is used in the LTM 1300-6.2.

Liebherr HTM 804 Qing truck mixer: details do matter

At Bauma China 2018 in Shanghai Liebherr showcases its HTM 804 Qing truck mixer. It offers customer benefits through its high quality standards and its improved design. Liebherr’s HTM 804 Qing provides better cost efficiency and many innovations for increased customer benefits.

The new Liebherr A 920 wheeled excavator for exhaust emissions Stage IIIA / Tier 3 / China 3

At Bauma China 2018 in Shanghai Liebherr showcases one of its wheeled excavators from the range for less regulated countries. The A 920 Litronic, which complies with the requirements of exhaust emissions Stage IIIA / Tier 3 / China 3, impresses with maximum mobility. Like all Liebherr wheeled excavators, the machine is ideal for construction sites with a high travel requirement. Several times a day the company demonstrates the benefits of its fully automatic Liebherr quick coupler system LIKUFIX with the A 920 Litronic.

The Liebherr R 966 crawler excavator for the Chinese market

Upon Bauma China 2018, Liebherr-France SAS is exhibiting its R 966 crawler excavator for the Chinese market. It replaces the R 964 C and offers greater comfort, productivity and profitability.

The Liebherr R 920 crawler excavator for less regulated markets at Bauma China 2018

At 2016 Bauma in Munich, Liebherr presented a crawler excavator model series, whose diesel engines satisfy the emissions standards Stage IIIA / Tier 3 / CHINA III. This model series, which is specifically oriented towards the needs of customers from less regulated markets such as Russia, India, China, South-East Asia or South Africa will also be exhibited at Bauma China 2018.

Liebherr Wheel Loader L 550: Greatest Level of Efficiency in All Applications

At Bauma China 2018, Liebherr is exhibiting the wheel loader L 550, an example of its expanding wheel loader product range for China and less / non regulated countries. Due to its hydrostatic driveline, the L 550 is – like all Liebherr wheel loaders – very fuel efficient, consuming up to 25 percent less fuel compared with conventional wheel loaders under the same conditions. The optimum weight distribution of the machine increases productivity at work, because larger buckets can be used to handle more material with each loading cycle.

Liebherr mobile cranes slide the Wuppertal suspension railway trains into retirement

After around 45 years’ operation, WSW Mobil, the operating company behind the Wuppertal suspension railway, has replaced the final generation 72 trains. After a maximum of 45 years in operation, the trains were removed and taken to new sites. After a great deal of controversy broke out about the old trains, in addition to being sold, some of them where in fact raffled. Two LTF 1060-4.1 from Neeb were used for assembly work at one of the new sites.