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Press releases | 01/19/2023

Salerno Container Terminals relies on additional LHM 600 to strengthen fleet

The Gallozzi Group – parent company of SCT – and Liebherr are building upon a partnership that began around 2017. The new LHM 600 HR strengthens an existing fleet of four other Liebherr mobile harbour cranes. It will focus on container operations and is planned for 24/7 operation. The crane’s reliability and flexibility, as well as trust in the provided service, were among the main reasons for the customer to continue investing in Liebherr equipment. Find out more

Press releases | 01/16/2023

Liebherr completes lift height extension of STS in Australia and announces new Liebherr-Transform project in USA

Liebherr Container Cranes Ltd. is delighted to have completed their first ship to shore lift height increase with their new patented jacking system as part of Liebherr-Transform. The operation was conducted under the supervision of Liebherr engineers at Patrick Terminals – Brisbane Autostrad. Find out more

Press releases | 11/15/2022

Port Canaveral acquiring second LHM 600

Port Canaveral has agreed to purchase another mobile harbour crane from the Liebherr Group to serve the Port’s growing cargo operations. The LHM 600 will be based on the updated generation of Liebherr mobile harbour cranes. Digital enhancements, a modernised cabin, and improved lifting height are among the crane’s benefits welcomed by Port Canaveral. Find out more

Press releases | 11/08/2022

Port of Arendal adds LHM 550 with E-Drive

Located in the southern part of Norway between Larvik and Kristiansand, the Port of Arendal is the biggest bulk port in Norway that uses mobile harbour cranes. The new LHM 550 joining the port is equipped for a variety of cargo applications. Liebherr’s own SmartGrip assistance system will optimise bulk handling for a battery factory in the region. Find out more

News | 11/04/2022

Missed Bauma? No problem! Experience Bauma again with the video magazine

Bauma 2022 is over. But for all those who can't get enough of the trade fair and for all those who stayed at home, the Bauma video magazine takes you up close and personal to the Liebherr booth. Find out more

Press releases | 10/19/2022

Port of Dover operates Liebherr LHMs powered by HVO 100

Two Liebherr mobile harbour cranes are reinforcing logistical operations at the Port of Dover, handling global products ranging from steel plates to South and Central American fruit. In a UK first, the cranes are operating on HVO. The fuel is made of 100% renewable raw materials, which does not release any new carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. Find out more

Press releases | 09/23/2022

Liebherr sending three additional LHMs to Noatum terminals in Spain

The first crane arrived on January 5, 2022. Three new Liebherr mobile harbour cranes are joining the fleet at Noatum port terminals in Castellon, Sagunto and Tarragona. The cranes will enable the terminals to improve their handling efficiency for various cargo types. Find out more

Press releases | 08/12/2022

It takes two to tango

The Port of Esbjerg is a long-standing partner of Liebherr and has recently ordered a second LHM 800. The new crane is already the seventh Liebherr mobile harbour crane to be used at Denmark's largest port. Next-generation offshore wind turbines will be lifted with the new heavy-duty crane. Liebherr will deliver a further crane of the type LHM 600 to Port Esbjerg before the end of the year. Find out more

Press releases | 07/19/2022

Liebherr-EMtec GmbH drives digitisation forward together with customers

Digitisation is one of the defining megatrends in the construction and material handling technology industry. Liebherr-EMtec GmbH is helping to shape technological progress and, as part of its digitisation strategy, is working with customers to develop solutions that will enable them to carry out construction projects more economically, efficiently and safely in the future. Find out more

News | 07/07/2022

From the water to the world - How Liebherr cranes on the Rio Paraguay contribute to functioning trade.

Although Paraguay has no direct access to the sea, the country's goods are transported almost exclusively by ship. More precisely, via the Rio Paraguay - one of the region's most important trade routes. Find out more

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