News | 2014-04-09
News | 2014-04-09
Liebherr will exhibit a diverse range of material handling equipment at the 2014 ISRI Convention and Exposition, the world’s largest scrap recycling industry convention, to be held at the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA, from April 8 to 10, 2014. The Liebherr booth is located at equipment area Booth # B1.
At the Exhibit hall, Liebherr will cover 10,000 square feet and will provide room a wide variety of purpose-built machines and technologies for the scrap and recycling industry. Liebherr will showcase its newest generation of Liebherr Handlers, including the LH 40 M mobile industrial handler, the LH 60 C tracked industrial handler, the R 956 Crawler Excavator equipped with a shear and the L 542 Wheel Loader.
Additionally, Liebherr will exhibit a material handler simulator where attendees can experience new trends in operator training technologies with realistic, hands-on material handling equipment. The simulator provides different operating scenarios and measures the performance of the operator during their training session simulator.

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