News | 03/10/2014
The Liebherr Group attends the 2014 Construction Machinery Trade Show in Bern (Switzerland), which takes place from March 18-23, with a booth measuring some 4,000 m² located in the outdoor area, sector 4, booth No. 004. Liebherr presents its latest construction machinery technology in the fields of construction cranes, mobile and crawler cranes, earthmoving equipment, special deep foundation machinery as well as material handlers and concrete technology.
In Bern, some Liebherr construction machines celebrate their premiere on the Suisse market. Among them is the five-axle mobile construction crane MK 140, the 300 tonner LTM 1300-6.2 mobile crane and the wheel loader L 506 C as representative of the new model range of compact loaders.
"Baumaschinen-Messe Bern" is the biggest construction trade show in Switzerland. More than 200 exhibitors present their news in the fields of construction machinery, formwork and accessories on more than 80,000 m² exhibition space.
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