General cargo operation in ports
Within the area of goods transportation, mixed cargo assumes a special position. It is less uniform and standardised than containers. Individual shapes and sizes define mixed cargo and are what make material handling special.
Mobile harbour crane LHM 280
Big bag handling in the USA.
Pulp handling in Aschaffenburg
Fast loading cycles with the LH 150 C High Rise Industry using an in-house developed, pneumatic cross-beam.
Permanently-installed FCC 280 slewing crane
Multi-purpose machine in operation in Uruguay.
Mobile harbour crane LHM 280
Hook operation with special traverse in Russia.
Permanently-installed FCC 230 slewing crane
Surface mining in Egypt.
Mobile harbour crane LHM 280
Material handling in a coil warehouse in England.
Mobile harbour crane LHM 280
Steel processing in Kazakhstan.
Mobile harbour crane LHM 400
Pipe handling by means of a telescopic pincers in Norway.
Liebherr port equipment is distinguished by its versatility. Mobility paired with unrivalled versatility – hardly any other item of equipment in modern goods handling is as flexible as a mobile harbour crane.
The portfolio is enhanced by the product group of permanently-installed slewing cranes, which represent a space-saving alternative to mobile harbour cranes.
Advantages at a glance
This LHM 280 in the harbour of La Nouvelle (France) is fitted with a special grabber for handling logs.
Lifting gear can be exchanged within a matter of minutes thanks to the simple modular structure. After selecting the software, the respective lifting gear can be used straightaway.
Safety in all its aspects.
Safety-relevant functions are distributed throughout the crane. On the machine and hardware-side, measures range from redundant angle senders and force measuring axes up to twin microprocessors.
On the software side, too, the crane can be upgraded with a wide range of systems that support safety. Among these are preventative systems to prevent overload, inclined lifting and swinging of the load. A wide range of machine and handling analysis modules enhance the offer.
Accurate statements regarding the life expectancy of a crane are only possible in conjunction with the frequency and type of application. Therefore, Liebherr assumes the toughest of conditions when designing the crane. Not only the crane structure but also all of the components meet the conditions for acceptance at the highest possible classification level.
