News | 09/18/2019
Innovation by Liebherr at Perumin 34 from September 1 to 20 2019
At Perumin 34 in Arequipa, Peru, the Liebherr Group presents three business lines: Mobile Cranes, Mining and Earth Moving Equipment.
Inside the innovation pavilion, Liebherr has an attractive booth where visitors can experience the remanufacturing center through a virtual reality space enabling them to live the daily work in the Liebherr factories.
In addition, visitors can find an attractive display of different scale models of Liebherr's wide range of machines for the mining and construction industry.
For this year’s edition, Liebherr is one of Perumin's sponsors, providing an additional support to the event and proving that Liebherr is committed to the Peruvian industry.
Liebherr continues to strengthen the relationship with its customers and uses this show as an important platform to promote the company’s work in the country.
Visit our stand 103 a 108 in Pavillon G at the Centro de Convenciones Cerro Juli – Arequipa.
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