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Electric Drive Systems Liebherr
components: Standardization, too, saves time for our customers: We make sure our sub-systems comply to regionally required standards (CE, FFC, etc.) and solely integrate components with long-term spare parts
Easy planning – plan crane jobs at your leisure using digital tools
For example, because you can then order the latest spare parts for your machine quickly and easily.
Automation systems | Automated manufacturing
robot vision technology packages consist of a projector-based stereo vision camera system for optical data collection, software for object identification and selection, collision-free withdrawal of parts
Maritime Cranes Newsletter Issue 1/2023 | Liebherr
You only order necessary parts, delegate resources and benefit from an even better budget planning and our specialists’ years of experience.
https://www.liebherr.com/en-us/maritime-cranes/news/newsletter/issue-1-2023-6473073
A crane named Steve
Nevertheless, the story is based on reality – in parts at least. The LTM 1500-8.1, which is the hero of the story, belongs to the American contractor Digging & Rigging, Inc.
Liebherr crane cleans the façade of the Federal Chancellery
An unexpectedly high level of algae and moss had discoloured parts of the light walls to a black-grey shade.
VarioBallast® the problem-solver
The slewing platform ballast, which can be modified in this way, was originally planned as a reserve for this job if parts of the 150 year old railway bridge proved to be heavier than calculated.
LICCON3 crane control system
More than 95 % of all spare parts available within 24 hours. This service improves the time that your crane is available and makes your work significantly easier.
How did the ballast trailer come to be and where are we going with it?
During the last year, we have managed to design a new ballast trailer for three crane models – the M-Wagon, which features lots of standard parts.
Improved efficiency in aerospace | Liebherr-Aerospace & Transportation SAS
Unlike traditional subtractive methods, which mill parts from solid blocks, this professional production process creates complex components with minimal material waste.