Communiqués de presse | 15/10/2026

Liebherr surmonte des restrictions d’accès pour hisser une grue Derrick sur le toit d’une tour parisienne

« Nous ne partons pas d’une grue, nous partons d’un défi. Dans ce cas précis, il s’agissait de hisser plusieurs tonnes de matériaux sur un toit en plein coeur de Paris, un site inaccessible aux camions et dont la toiture ne pouvait pas supporter la charge d’une grue standard. Ce n’est qu’après avoir analysé ces contraintes que nous avons conclu qu’une grue Derrick était la bonne réponse »,
explique Jochen Wille, chef de projet Tower Crane Solutions chez Liebherr.

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Contacts

Shannon Korff
Shannon Korff
Liebherr-Werk Biberach GmbH Memminger Straße 120 88400 Biberach an der Riß Allemagne

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