Liebherr has delivered four new mobile construction cranes to BKL Baukran Logistik GmbH. Two MK 88-4.1 and two MK 140 have joined the company’s fleet at its Munich, Rosenheim, and Frankfurt am Main locations. BKL now has four more aces up its sleeve for customers when it comes to short jobs involving projecting edges and space restrictions.

RGS Nordic is the market leader in Denmark, operating 130 construction machines about two-thirds of which have been supplied by the Liebherr Group.

The Spanish crane and heavy lift company Grúas Aguilar has purchased eleven new mobile cranes from Liebherr.

A mighty Liebherr tower crane was erected to carry out conversion work on a castle in the Swiss municipality of Rapperswil-Jona. A mobile crane of the type LTM 1450-8.1 provided the necessary power in this medieval town on Lake Zurich.

Modern EC-B cranes impress with their high lifting capacity, minimal number of transport units and efficient assembly.

Liebherr will now market its well-known LIKUFIX globally with the brand name Solidlink. The quick coupling system will retain the LIKUFIX brand name in German and French-speaking countries.

The crane and heavy transport company Heinrich Staas GmbH based in Achim near Bremen is modernising its fleet with two new Liebherr mobile cranes. An LTM 1070-4.2 and an LTM 1160-5.2 will replace older cranes of the same load class. The Staas mobile crane fleet now consists exclusively of Liebherr cranes.

Liebherr has delivered two new mobile construction cranes to Wasel GmbH: an MK 88-4.1 and an MK 140 Plus. Based in Bergheim near Cologne, the crane company plans to expand further in the next few years.

The crane company MSG Krandienst GmbH based in southern Germany has purchased 13 new mobile cranes from Liebherr.

YADAMWA, a New Caledonian customer, chose the powerful R 945 crawler excavator, which is ideal for particularly demanding open cast mining work.