Press kit: Intermat 2024

Liebherr adds theme pavilions to its appearance at Intermat with the approximately 20 exhibits. In the ‘Digitalisation’ pavilion, the Group showcases which technologies and solutions support customers and partners throughout the entire customer journey. The MyLiebherr customer portal combines digital services and solutions, making customers’ work easier. It provides support with the planning, productivity, safety and maintenance of machines and processes. The assistance systems integrated in the machines increase efficiency and productivity and make a significant contribution to the safety and conservation of valuable resources.

In addition to the around 20 exhibits, Liebherr also presents three theme pavilions at the Intermat booth in trade show area Ext 6 C 051. In the ‘Drive technologies’ pavilion, the Group showcases its technology-neutral approach — an approach Liebherr is adopting as it looks to the future. This includes, in particular, work in the development areas of electric, hydrogen-based drives and alternative fuels. In this way, Liebherr offers its customers and partners from a wide variety of industries the best possible support in achieving their ecological and economic objectives — with the optimal drive solution for every machine and every application.

In the ‘Service’ pavilion at Intermat, trade show visitors find out how Liebherr offers its customers and partners unique services throughout the entire life cycle of the machines. The global service network is available on site in more than 50 countries on all continents and is supplemented with remote services. In France, the full-service provider has a dense dealer and technician network with a wide range of sales and service activities. In this way, the Group manages to provide fast and reliable support in every market in which it operates. Furthermore, customers enjoy a comprehensive service via digital platforms such as MyLiebherr. An EMT simulator is also available to trade show visitors. This allows the visitors to operate a construction machine virtually.

From 24 to 27 April 2024 in area Ext 6 C 051 of the Intermat trade show, Liebherr is presenting around 20 machines from the product segments of tower cranes, mobile and crawler cranes, components, earthmoving machinery, material handling technology, deep foundation machines and concrete technology. Not only the static exhibits of products but also a showcase of the range and innovation work of the Group in the fields of digitalisation, drives and service will form the focus of the company’s 3,264 m2 booth at the trade show.

With a radius of 55 m and a hook height of up to approx. 66 m, the Liebherr 125 K is currently the largest fast-erecting crane on the market. Visitors at Intermat 2024 in Paris can now see the innovative K series concept for themselves. A well thought-out assembly system and low logistics costs make the Liebherr fast-erecting cranes particularly useful for shorter projects. The 125 K is, for example, ideal for work on construction projects such as multi-story residential buildings, bridges and industrial facilities. It can be operated with a mobile energy storage system if the on-site power supply is insufficient.

Liebherr has expanded its range of telescopic crawler cranes with a new 150-tonne machine. The LTR 1150 is positioned exactly between the LTR 1100 and the LTR 1220. Although the new crane offers around 50 per cent more lifting capacity than the LTR 1100, it can be transported just as easily and economically as its 100-tonne sibling – complete with crawler carriers at a total weight of 60 tonnes and a transport width of 3.5 metres, or optionally without crawler carriers at a total weight of just 38 tonnes and a width of only 3.0 metres. The LTR 1150 is the first telescopic crawler crane to be equipped with the Liebherr VarioBase®, which enables the crane control to determine the optimum load capacity depending on the track width and angle of rotation.

Liebherr is preparing to unveil another crane model equipped with the new LICCON3 control system: the LTM 1300-6.3 is becoming the LTM 1300-6.4. Three models in the LTM series are now characterised by the company's new trend-setting crane design. Liebherr will present the LTM 1300-6.4 at Intermat in Paris.

Liebherr's most powerful mobile construction crane, the optimised MK 140-5.1, is making its appearance at the construction machinery trade fair in Paris. Construction firms, timber frame companies and crane rental businesses alike can put the five-axle crane to flexible use, from short jobs in densely built-up inner city areas to work on plants such as refineries. Customers benefit from familiar operation across all machines in the MK series. Future normative regulations will be met through further development.

The Liduro Power Port (LPO) is a mobile energy storage system for the supply of construction sites. Hybrid or fully electrically powered construction machinery and equipment can be operated or charged locally emission-free with the mobile energy storage system. The high power density and compact design of the LPO enable efficient and flexible supply to machines and construction sites with a wide range of power requirements. Its constant power output reaches up to 160 kW.

The L 507 E battery-electric wheel loader has been available from Liebherr sales partners in several European countries since Octobre 2023. The model is the first electric wheel loader in the group. It combines the demonstrable advantages of a Liebherr Stereoloader with a battery-electric drive design developed by Liebherr.

Liebherr has redeveloped and fundamentally revised its range of mid-sized wheel loaders. The newly-designed lift arm ensures maximum breakout, holding and lowering forces. It has optimised z-bar kinematics and improved working hydraulics. Increases in engine power and tipping loads prepare the wheel loaders for demanding operations in various sectors, such as excavation, recycling or log handling. The new development of the mid-sized wheel loader series from Liebherr is also characterised by a powerful design and intelligent assistance systems. These include, for example, active personnel detection with brake assistant or the fully automatic LIKUFIX quick-coupler system.

Liebherr will unveil the TA 230 Litronic articulated dump truck at Intermat 2024. This powerful all-terrain machine is specially designed for efficient use in the mining industry and for overburden transport.

Liebherr will be presenting the R 924 G8 crawler excavator at the Intermat show in Paris from 24 to 27 April 2024. Powerful and versatile, the 24 tonne machine effectively combines high productivity, flexible operation and precision. The R 924 G8 presented at Intermat is equipped with a Leica Geosystems semi-automatic machine control system factory-fitted in Colmar (France), along with the following new options: a Skyview 360° camera and a urea filling pump.

The R 972 crawler excavator will be presented at the Intermat show, Paris Nord Villepinte, on stand Ext6 C 051 from 24 to 27 April 2024. A must-attend event in France’s construction sector, Intermat will bring together large numbers of professionals from the sector and present the latest solutions and technologies for more sustainable construction sites.

The portfolio of international customer applications for telescopic handlers and crawler dozers is diverse. In line with its open-technology approach, Liebherr will be presenting at Intermat Liebherr a range of alternative engines for telescopic forklift trucks, including a battery-electric machine in the 7-metre class.

The piling and drilling rig type LRB 23 closes the gap between the LRB 16 and the long-established LRB 355. The compact size makes the machine a perfect all-rounder in the deep foundation sector. Innovative assistance systems simplify operation on the jobsite and ensure a high level of safety.

Particularly in deep foundation work, the requirements for standard-conform reports are very high. With MyJobsite, Liebherr has created a digital platform that significantly simplifies complicated data processing. The jobsite data collected every working day from the most various of sources can be consolidated, saved, individually prepared, and automatically split.

Electrically powered vehicles are almost commonplace on the roads. This trend is also recognisable in the construction industry and on building sites. Concrete deliveries to construction sites are already possible today - electrically driven and quietly. With the ETM truck mixer series, Liebherr has proven solutions for this in its programme.

Innovative technologies have been combined in a compact machine: The new 36 XXT truck-mounted concrete pump combines the advantages of the new five-fold placing boom with the Powerbloc drive unit and the semi-closed oil circuit. The whole thing has also been given a new and attractive look.