The tension grows: Liebherr will be unveiling its new L1-24 hydraulic fast-erecting crane at over 40 of its sales partners' sites simultaneously on 11 March 2016.
After Liebherr presented the new L1-24 to its dealers in October 2015, the Liebherr sales companies and dealerships in Germany, Austria, France, Spain and Switzerland will now show off the new fast-erecting crane to the public for the first time on 11 March 2016. Building contractors and other potential customers can find out more about the new hydraulic fast-erecting crane during this L1 Crane Day at any of these dealers or sales companies. An L1-24 will be erected at all participating dealers and sales companies.
There has already been great response in the media to the event – not only because of the machine itself but also because a draw will be held on the day in Germany for a brand new L1-24 crane. At the current time, over 1,000 people from companies in the construction trade have already registered for the L1 Crane Day.
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