News | 02/03/2016
The revised website of Liebherr Mining Equipment has now been integrated in the new web design of liebherr.com as a further product world. Mining Equipment thereby follows in the footsteps of the products areas Mobile and Crawler Cranes, Maritime Cranes and Aerospace & Transportation Systems.
The spectacular dimensions of the mining machines have been brought to life on the new pages with more in-depth information for users. Aside from comprehensive details all about the impressive large-scale equipment, a major focus is placed on customer service. The user can quickly find the relevant information and, equally as quickly, also access central topics such as customer support, spare parts as well as repairs and general overhauls.
An added bonus is offered by the newly integrated pages regarding the product philosophy of Liebherr Mining Equipment: The user can experience how the processes in mining are optimized based on six fundamental pillars to become a reliable and co-operative partner for the customer.
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