The countdown is on for the trade fair start on 11 April: The website set up by Liebherr specially for Bauma 2016 has been online since the start of the year. Since then, new content relating to our appearance at the world's most important building industry trade fair has appeared week after week at www.liebherr-bauma.com.
The visitors can thus get a first picture of the numerous exhibits from the areas of construction machinery, mining and components. Detailed information on over 70 Liebherr products is now available on the website. Until the start of the trade fair, information on further exhibits will be published regularly, supplemented by extensive product specials.
Further information on the Liebherr appearance at Bauma 2016 is provided at www.liebherr-bauma.com, as well as on Facebook at www.facebook.com\liebherrconstruction.
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