News and press releases

New LTM 1750-9.1 becomes the most powerful crane in the Magis fleet

Italian company Magis S.r.l. has taken delivery of a new LTM 1750-9.1 mobile crane from Liebherr-Werk Ehingen GmbH. It will strengthen the crane fleet at the crane and heavy haulage contractor based in Taranto.

Liebherr earns spot in Boeing Premier Bidder Program

Liebherr-Aerospace announced it earned a spot in the Boeing Premier Bidder Program.

100 percent Liebherr – Klüttgens expands crane fleet with LTM 1060-3.1

Klüttgens’ fleet is made up in full of Liebherr cranes. It has now added another one in the form of a new LTM 1060-3.1. This will add to the fleet between the 50 and 90 tonne lifting capacity. The compact, manoeuvrable 3-axle crane does not require transport escort on public roads and has a very long telescopic boom at 48 metres.

An ode to the wind

Wind power is the mainstay of our renewable energy strategy and plays an important role in protecting our climate.

Two new Liebherr power packs – Grúas Leman takes delivery of LTM 1650-8.1 and LR 1700-1.0

Spanish contractor Grúas Leman has chosen the Liebherr Group to carry out its programme of renewal and expansion for its fleet. It has invested in two new powerful Liebherr cranes, an LTM 1650-8.1 and an LR 1700-1.0. The 700 tonne crawler crane becomes the company’s new flagship. The main areas of work for the two new cranes will mainly be in wind power and the petrochemicals industry.

“The crane always has another ace up its sleeve”

A large pontoon was positioned on a flooded gravel pit as part of the process of expanding a gravel plant in Babenhausen in the German state of Hesse. Crane and heavy haulage contractor Riga Mainz had been awarded this order.

Liebherr-Aerospace at MRO Americas 2022

Liebherr-Aerospace is ready for the MRO Americas Conference and Tradeshow, which will take place in Dallas, Texas (USA), from April 26 to 28, 2022.

New Liebherr mid-sized wheel loader series

Liebherr has redeveloped and fundamentally revised its range of mid-sized wheel loaders.

The Liebherr highlights of 2021

Fascinating images, logistical masterstrokes and future-forward solutions – the Liebherr highlights of the 2021 business year include all of these.

Liebherr and Airbus: Landing Gear Collaboration

Liebherr-Aerospace and Airbus have signed an agreement to collaborate on future landing gear activities.

Crane power for the climate revolution

Ten months ago, Austrian group Felbermayr started operations with its third Liebherr LR 11000. Since then, the crawler crane has been erecting Enercon wind turbines in Burgenland to the south-east of Vienna. Working with an LR 1750/2, the 1000 tonne crawler crane has erected a total of thirty wind turbines.

Liebherr and HAL sign Memorandum of Understanding

Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) and Liebherr signed a Memorandum of Understanding that lays the basis for future strategic cooperations in the field of on-board systems for HAL’s current and future aircraft programs.

Game changer – LR 12500-1.0 added to Liebherr’s portfolio of large crawler cranes

Liebherr has unveiled its latest crawler crane with the slogan “Game changer for tomorrow’s energy” – the LR 12500-1.0 with a capacity of 2,500 tonnes supplements the portfolio below the LR 13000. The design of the slewing platform and the main boom sets new standards as the uniquely wide main boom gives the crane the stability of a PowerBoom.

The first Liebherr LR 12500-1.0 crawler crane goes to Sarens

Crane and heavy haulage contractor Sarens has ordered the very first model of the new Liebherr LR 12500-1.0 crawler crane. The Belgian global contractor is convinced by the concept and performance of the new 2500 tonne crawler crane and will primarily be using it in the renewables industry, for example for handling offshore wind turbines.

Liebherr awarded engine contract with BHP

Liebherr has signed an agreement with BHP, a leading global resources company, to integrate Liebherr engines into BHP’s existing R 9600 600-tonne excavator fleet at South Flank mine in Western Australia. The integration will mark an important step in the partnership, while helping the customer to reduce maintenance and standardise parts capability.

Zero emission, full power – Liebherr LTC 1050-3.1 mobile crane with electric power unit

The accelerating climate revolution demands drive concepts to be used in the construction industry which reduce emissions of greenhouse gases. To meet the needs of customers and the demand for greener equipment as well as possible, Liebherr is working on alternative drive units, which are perfectly tailored to the application and location of the machine, without focusing on a single technology.

MyLiebherr makes purchasing and managing licences easy

Liebherr’s MDC3 camera – The best choice for Sandvik