News | 10/27/2022
Hüffermann Krandienst GmbH is to expand its rental fleet by a considerable number of Liebherr cranes: 70 tower cranes from Biberach will go to the customer in Wildeshausen, Lower Saxony, next year. The scope of supply includes lower slewing cranes of type classes 53 K to 125 K as well as top-slewing cranes of type 125 EC-B to 520 EC-B Fibre. They will be used for industrial construction as well as for infrastructure and residential construction. Among the new orders are also some cranes with high-strength fibre rope.
"In the past two years of our partnership, we have achieved a lot together. We particularly appreciate Liebherr's innovative products and reliable service," says Daniel Janssen, managing director and shareholder at Hüffermann Krandienst GmbH. The purchase agreement was signed this week at Liebherr´s booth at Bauma in Munich and is another building block of the successful cooperation.
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