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    Liebherr manufactures a broad range of plant machinery and components for earthmoving, construction, mining, material handling, deep foundation work, and other industries.

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    Hours14,387
    Location: Montgomery, Texas, USA
    Seller: Uriquip, LLC
    Lattice Boom Crawler Cranes
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    Stock Number101222-01
    Location: Songpagu, Seoul, South Korea
    Seller: Winwin Used Machinery
    Lift Capacity399.16 t
    Location: Cocoa, Florida, USA
    Seller: Beyel Brothers Crane & Rigging
    Lift Capacity399.16 t
    Location: N/A, Maryland, USA
    Hours4,000
    Location: Billingham, England, United Kingdom
    Seller: Omnia Machinery
    Lattice Boom Crawler Cranes
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    Lift Capacity498.95 t
    Location: Songpagu, Seoul, South Korea
    Seller: Winwin Used Machinery
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    Stock Number24010
    Location: Suwon-Si, Gyeonggi-Do, South Korea
    Seller: Daehan Trading Co.
    Hours5,900
    Location: N/A, Texas, USA
    Hours9,172
    Location: Davenport, Washington, USA
    Seller: Omnia Machinery
    Hours11,008
    Location: Montgomery, Texas, USA
    Seller: Uriquip, LLC
    Lattice Boom Crawler Cranes
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    Stock Number120611-06
    Location: Songpagu, Seoul, South Korea
    Seller: Winwin Used Machinery
    Stock Number7550
    Location: Billingham, England, United Kingdom
    Seller: Omnia Machinery
    Lattice Boom Crawler Cranes
    EUR € 3.178.097
    Lift Capacity680.39 t
    Location: Songpagu, Seoul, South Korea
    Seller: Winwin Used Machinery
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    Lift Capacity680.39 t
    Location: Songpagu, Seoul, South Korea
    Seller: Winwin Used Machinery
    Lift Capacity816.47 t
    Location: Ponca, Nebraska, USA
    Seller: Bigge Crane and Rigging Co.
    Lift Capacity816.47 t
    Location: Gonzales, Louisiana, USA
    Seller: Bigge Crane and Rigging Co.
    Hours8,306
    Location: Miami, Florida, USA
    Seller: Omnia Machinery
    Hours13,000
    Location: Billingham, England, United Kingdom
    Seller: Omnia Machinery
    Lattice Boom Crawler Cranes
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    Lift Capacity907.18 t
    Location: Songpagu, Seoul, South Korea
    Seller: Winwin Used Machinery
    Hours1,000
    Location: Cheyenne, Wyoming, USA
    Seller: Coach Truck & Trailer LLC
    Lift Capacity1,088.62 t
    Location: Ponca, Nebraska, USA
    Seller: Bigge Crane and Rigging Co.
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    Lift Capacity1,029.65 t
    Location: Songpagu, Seoul, South Korea
    Seller: Winwin Used Machinery
    Hours7,041
    Location: N/A, Pennsylvania, USA
    Hours6,248
    Location: Billingham, England, United Kingdom
    Seller: Omnia Machinery
    Hours10,129
    Location: N/A, New York, USA
    Hours7,500
    Location: Bolingbrook, Illinois, USA
    Serial Number01100
    Location: N/A, Ohio, USA
    Telescopic Boom Crawler Cranes
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    Hours12,500
    Location: Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa

    About Liebherr

    Founded in Germany and based in Switzerland, Liebherr is credited as the inventor of the mobile tower crane in 1949. Today, the company is a globally recognised manufacturer of cranes and plant machinery for the mining, material handling, and maritime industries. In addition to cranes, excavators, dozers, drills, and other plant and forestry machinery, Liebherr has branched out into refrigeration, aerospace, and even hotels.

    A 2024 Liebherr R 914 Compact Litronic crawler excavator on a lot.
    2024 Liebherr R 914 Compact Litronic Crawler Excavator

    Rising To The Occasion

    Liebherr was born in the aftermath of World War II when Germany, like much of the continent, was being rebuilt. As demand for plant equipment soared, Hans Liebherr expanded his parents’ building company to manufacture tools and machinery, forming Hans Liebherr Maschinenfabrik in Kirchdorf in 1949.

    That same year, Liebherr invented the world’s first mobile tower crane, the TK10, designed to be erected on-site to speed up construction and reduce costs. In 1954, Liebherr’s burgeoning business developed Europe’s first hydraulic excavator, the L300, as a much lighter alternative to a disappointing rope excavator he once hired.

    Liebherr Goes Global

    In the late 1950s, Liebherr opened a factory in Killarney, Ireland, to manufacture tower, container, shipyard, and specialised cranes for the British and North American markets. In 1956, the firm began to build machinery for concrete production and transportation, starting with a reverse drum mixer for on-site use. Innovation continued with the industry’s first hydraulic crane in 1959, the AK40, which had a lifting capacity of 6 tonnes (6.6 U.S. tons).

    Liebherr expanded to South Africa in the 1960s, constructing its first facility outside Europe and furthering its international growth. In 1970, Liebherr established its U.S. presence with the founding of Liebherr-America in Newport News, Virginia.

    Liebherr designed the world’s first all-terrain mobile truck crane, the 25-t (27.6-U.S.-t) LTM 1025, in 1977, allowing builders to use a crane in an off-road setting. The company followed up in 1980 with the first hydraulically driven, electronically controlled duty cycle crawler crane. Liebherr began series production of its own diesel engines in 1984—continuing a longstanding practice of manufacturing components in-house, which started in the early 1950s with gears—and invented the proprietary Liebherr Computed Control (LICCON) crane control system in the mid-1980s.

    Liebherr Cranes

    Liebherr is well known for its many types of cranes, including tower cranes, truck cranes, and crawler cranes built for continuous use.

    Liebherr’s largest crane to date, the HLC 295000 heavy-lift offshore crane, debuted in 2018 and can lift up to 5,000 t (5,500 U.S. t) with a maximum lifting height of 175 metres (574 feet) above deck. In 2020, the company released its first all-electric concrete mixer trucks (the ETM 1005 and 1205) and the world’s first battery-powered crawler cranes (the LR 1200.1 unplugged and LR 1250.1 unplugged). In 2023, the company deployed four autonomous T 264 mining trucks in Australia for field testing.

    Liebherr Excavators & Other Equipment

    A range of Liebherr excavators are usually widely available on MachineryTrader.eu, including wheeled and crawler models. Popular model groups include R 914 and R 936 series crawler excavators.

    Other Liebherr plant machines include wheel loaders, crawler dozers, concrete equipment, pipelayers, and off-road dumpers. The company’s mining equipment includes mining excavators, dozers, draglines, and mining trucks. Liebherr also makes components such as large-diameter bearings for tunnel-boring machines and machines to make gears.

    The material handling line includes scrap processing and demolition machinery, telehandlers, and log loaders. The company sells piling and drilling rigs for deep foundation applications, including fixed and swinging leaders, and carrier machines for slurry wall applications.

    Find The Right Liebherr Equipment For Sale

    Explore MachineryTrader.eu to find new and used Liebherr plant equipment for sale, including concrete equipment, cranes, dozers, drills, excavators, off-highway trucks, scrap processing and demolition equipment, and more. Popular model groups available on the site include Liebherr LTM 1090 all-terrain cranes, PR 736 crawler dozers, and L 550, L 566, and L 586 wheel loaders.

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