Press releases | 2016/05/31
The Liebherr Group is present at the CTT Moscow, the international trade fair for construction machinery and technology, from 31 May to 4 June 2016 with a 2,700m² open air exhibition stand (Stand E-2).
The Liebherr Group offers trade visitors to the CTT Moscow 2016 an overview of its current range of construction machines from the fields of earthmoving, special foundations, tower cranes, concrete technology and components.
In Moscow, Liebherr presents a total of four mobile cranes, a telescopic crawler crane and a tower crane from its range. From the range of earthmoving and special deep foundation equipment, Liebherr exhibits two crawler tractors, two crawler excavators plus a wheel loaders and duty cycle crawler crane. Concrete technology products will be represented at the CTT 2016 with a truck mixer and a truck-mounted concrete pump.
The highlights on the Liebherr stand at the CTT include the PR 734-4 crawler tractor, the R 916 crawler excavator, the LRH 100 piling rig, the 43 R4 XXT truck-mounted concrete pump, the LTR 1060 telescopic crawler crane and the 150 EC-B 8 Litronic flat-top crane.
On the exhibition stand, Liebherr also presents components solutions and provides information about the remanufacturing program for reconditioning components at the Russian plant in Nizhny Novgorod.
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