Liebherr cranes in action

A bridge over the River Biała in the Polish Tatra Mountains has been rebuilt after being destroyed by floods in 2010. Lifting work was carried out by a crawler crane, type LR 1300, and a mobile crane, type LTM 1160-5.1, working in tandem operation to position the individual bridge sections. Mobile and crawler cranes assist with bridge construction

A new railway bridge is being constructed to link the two stations "Piccadilly" and "Victoria" in Manchester. An LR 1750 belonging to Weldex begins by erecting the lower bridge section above the River Irwell. The bridge arch weighing 570 tonnes is then lifted into place in tandem operation with an LR 11350, the largest crane in the company, with the utmost precision. Tandem hoist: Liebherr crawler cranes in Manchester

A regatta boat on the Eiffel Tower: During night work at the Eiffel Tower, the LTM 1300-6.2 provided by the crane contractor S.E Levage achieves the hoist up to 60 metres masterfully. Wind turbulence means the crane has to be moved to a new location at short notice. The larger radius demands the highest precision from man and machine. Night work: LTM 1300-6.2 in service at the Eiffel Tower

Gravel tracks and extreme gradients: In action in high-alpine Swiss Zermatt, the LTR 1060 defies adverse conditions. Supported by Liebherr specialists, the telescopic crawler crane negotiates tight bends and conquers a 180 metre ascent. This demonstrates once again the off-road capability of the LTR 1060. High Alpine use: the LTR 1060 telescopic crawler crane in Zermatt

Four steel cylinders, each one 940 tonnes, are lifted single-handedly by the Liebherr LR 13000 – a hoisting operation that previously called for two crawler cranes. The crawler crane puts its enormous load capacities to the test at the Lloyd shipyard in Bremerhaven. Equipped with the PowerBoom parallel boom system, it installs the giant jack-up legs in a specialist vessel for the installation of offshore wind turbines. World première: Liebherr LR 13000 crawler crane's first time with PowerBoom

The use of telescopic mobile crane LTM 1750-9.1 at Cologne Cathedral is full of logistical and structural challenges: At a height of around 100 metres, a huge suspended scaffold on the north tower of the cathedral is to be dismantled. A tight time window and the limited floor space directly above an underground station demand the highest precision. The meticulous preparation for this big moment takes around two years. Crane job with obstacles: LTM 1750-9.1 at Cologne Cathedral

A 110-year old railway bridge needs to be replaced. The available crane election area with a width of seven metres is too narrow for many mobile cranes. But it is not a problem for Liebherr cranes with the VarioBase variable support base. Cream contractor Senn positions its LTM 1130-5.1 and LTM 1160-5.2 mobile cranes intelligently to obtain maximum load capacity from them. Eight nights of tandem hoists pass completely smoothly. Maximum load capacities using VarioBase: Tandem hoist at night