News | 2016/06/02
At this year’s Svenska Maskinmässan, the trade fair for construction machinery held from June 2-4 in Stockholm (Sweden), visitors can find the Liebherr stand in the outdoor area V:09. Here Liebherr presents machinery for the operation fields of earthmoving, material handling and mobile cranes on its 2,000m² stand.
The line-up from Liebherr at the Maskinmässan trade fair in Stockholm comprises several premiers to the Swedish market. Some earthmoving and material handling machines have just been launched at the Bauma trade fair, which took place in Munich some weeks ago. Those include e.g. all Liebherr wheel loaders at Maskinmässan with representatives of the new mid-size and new large wheel loader series. Furthermore, Liebherr exhibits its retrofitted stage IV excavators, e.g. the mobile excavator A 918 Compact or the crawler excavator R 936. And also the smallest crawler tractor from Liebherr, the brand-new PR 716, is on show in Stockholm.
On its stand at Maskinmässan exhibition, Liebherr not only presents earthmoving and material handling machines but also lifting equipment. The mobile cranes on show stand for innovative crane concepts which ensure safe and efficient operation.
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