With the re-launch of the microsite, which was first offered for the 2011 Conexpo, Liebherr informs on the activities of the Liebherr Group at the 2014 Conexpo. As of January 15, www.liebherr-conexpo.com provides a wide range of information about the trade show of the construction industry, which will take place from March 4 to 8 in Las Vegas, USA.
In depth information on the more than 20 Liebherr exhibits from the fields of earthmoving, material handling, tower cranes as well as mobile and crawler cranes, concrete technology, deep foundation and components can be found at the microsite. Useful information for visitors to the Liebherr booth in the outdoor area Gold Lot, stand 2155 are also part of the site.
Reports as well as images and videos will supply visitors with information, impressions and useful advice on the Liebherr Conexpo presentation. Various brochures are available for download.
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