News | 2014/11/28
Spectacular lift of an RL-K 7500
Four Liebherr cranes lifting new RL-K 7500 subsea crane onto transportation device.
News | 2014/11/28
Four Liebherr cranes lifting new RL-K 7500 subsea crane onto transportation device.
The test bed of Liebherr in Rostock has recently been scene of the remarkable lift of the new RL-K 7500 – the largest subsea crane that has been developed and built by Liebherr.
The lift from the test stand to a maritime transporter was part of a complex loading process and was carried out by four Liebherr cranes, i.e. two mobile harbour cranes, type LHM 600, and two mobile cranes, type LG 1750, with lattice boom. Such a special lift, involving four cranes, was executed for the first time on the Rostock test stand and required long-term planning as well as accurate and precise preparation. The assembly of the two mobile cranes alone took two entire days. The actual lifting process for the 25-metre distance from the test stand to the specially built maritime transporter required 90 minutes.
One of the RL-K 7500's special features is the knuckle boom which allows to lift loads weighing up to 300 tonnes and to work at depths of maximum 3600 metres under water.

2026/09/10
News
58 young professionals start their careers at Liebherr in Rostock
With the start of the new apprenticeship year, Liebherr-Rostock GmbH welcomes 58 new apprentices across eight different vocational training programs, including construction mechanics, mechatronics technicians, industrial clerks, and warehouse logistics specialists.

2026/09/10
News
Offshore Summit 2026 held in Rostock
The offshore industry faces a wide range of challenges and is undergoing constant change. At the Offshore Summit 2026 in Rostock, Germany, customers, partners and industry representatives came together to discuss current developments and look ahead to the solutions of tomorrow.

2026/09/01
Press releases
MV Patricia christened with all-electric heavy-lift capability
The christening of MV Patricia gives personal expression to a relationship built over decades of collaboration. Named after Patricia Rüf, the vessel reflects the close connection between SAL and Liebherr as customer, supplier and engineering partner.