Since 15 December 2015, the Liebherr Group's homepage is also available in Russian - in addition to English, German, French and Spanish. This means that, with immediate effect, all higher level information about the Liebherr Group relating to services, news and press releases will be offered in a total of five languages.
The languages English, German, French, Spanish and Russian are also the basis for the new product worlds on the Liebherr website. The newly created site for maritime cranes and mobile and crawler cranes has also been online since 15.12.2015. Further product areas will follow in the first quarter of 2016. The Liebherr division for refrigeration and freezing equipment is already available in Russian as this was added during its relaunch in September 2015.
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02/10/2026
Press releases
Liebherr is increasing the overall service life of its Fibre ropes from 14 to 16 years, with the decisive period of use rising to up to 12 years. This is based on multi-year ageing trials on test rigs and analyses of ropes already in field. The new ruling applies automatically to all new ropes and those already in the field. This step forms part of Liebherr's ongoing path towards establishing Fibre technology as the new standard in the tower crane market.
01/10/2026
Press releases
Liebherr LS-C 60 crane to equip multipurpose vessel for operations in French Polynesia
Operating across widely scattered islands, the Liebherr ship crane supports a vessel concept that must combine logistics and passenger transport within a single platform, where space, stability and operational flexibility are closely linked.
30/09/2026
Press releases
Permit-free from south to north: new Liebherr LTM 1055-3.3 mobile crane for Schlamann-Autokrane GmbH
The LTM 1055-3.3 is the second of four new Liebherr mobile cranes ordered by Schlamann-Autokrane GmbH this year. The new 55-tonne crane is the lightest 3-axle all-terrain crane on the market: it travelled from the Liebherr plant in Ehingen, Upper Swabia, to Nienburg in Lower Saxony without the need for complex authorisation procedures.