LIEBHERR-Werk Nenzing GmbH
LIEBHERR-Werk Nenzing GmbH is a notable division of the broader Liebherr Group, a multinational equipment manufacturer known for its heavy machinery and equipment. Founded in 1976, the company is headquartered in Nenzing, Austria. This facility specializes primarily in the design, production, and servicing of maritime cranes, construction cranes, and deep foundation machinery.
Key Aspects of LIEBHERR-Werk Nenzing GmbH:
Products and Specializations:
- Maritime Cranes: Their product range includes ship cranes, mobile harbor cranes, and offshore cranes.
- Construction Machinery: This includes duty cycle crawler cranes, specialized civil engineering machines, and piling and drilling rigs.
Technological Innovation:
- The company is known for integrating advanced technology into its machinery, providing features such as automation, telematics, and energy-efficient solutions to improve productivity and reduce environmental impact.
Quality and Support:
- Liebherr emphasizes high standards of quality and durability in their products. They offer extensive after-sales services, including maintenance, spare parts, and technical support to ensure the long-term efficiency and reliability of their equipment.
Global Reach:
- While headquartered in Austria, LIEBHERR-Werk Nenzing GmbH serves a global market. They have a widespread distribution and service network that helps cater to the needs of international clients.
Sustainability:
- The company is committed to sustainable practices in its manufacturing processes, product design, and operational strategies. This includes efforts to minimize environmental impact and to innovate in fuel efficiency and emissions reduction.
Parent Company - Liebherr Group:
The Liebherr Group, established in 1949 by Hans Liebherr in Kirchdorf an der Iller, Germany, has grown into a diversified conglomerate. It operates in various sectors, including construction machinery, aerospace and transportation systems, machine tools, automation systems, domestic appliances, and more.
Liebherr's reputation is built on its extensive product range, leading engineering expertise, and commitment to quality, making it one of the leading manufacturers in the machinery sector globally. The group's decentralized organization allows its subsidiaries, like LIEBHERR-Werk Nenzing GmbH, to operate with a high degree of autonomy and flexibility, enabling them to cater specifically to their respective markets and industries.
Ship, Offshore, Harbour Mobile Cranes
- Phone: +43 5525 606-280
- Web: www.liebherr.com
- Fax: +43 5525 606-448
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Liebherr News
California Box Terminal Orders Liebherr STS Cranes
TraPac Oakland, a container terminal operator in California, has selected Liebherr for the supply of two ship-to-shore (STS) cranes, marking the company’s first shipment to United States’ West Coast.The cranes boast a 66-meter (216-foot) outreach, a 53-meter (173.83-foot) lift height, and a span of 30.48 meters (100 feet).With a lifting capacity of 66 long tonnes in twin-lift mode, they have been designed for high-capacity handling…
Liebherr Equips Port Newark Container Terminal with Two New STS Cranes
Crane specialist Liebherr has delivered two ship-to-shore container (STS) cranes to Port Newark Container Terminal (PNCT), boosting its capability to handle the next generation of ultra large container vessels.Designed and manufactured at Liebherr’s Irish facility, the cranes are built to meet the specific demands of PNCT’s operations.The delivery is part of PNCT's ongoing $500 million expansion, aimed…
Liebherr Celebrates 50 Years of Excellence
The LGM 1130 introduced in 1974 was Liebherr’s first mobile harbour crane, and the LHM has evolved with innovative design features and technological advancements. This month, Liebherr celebrates over one half century of innovation.Over the decades, Liebherr has continuously adapted to market demands, introducing innovative models such as the LHM 250 in 1996 and the LHM 550 in 2010– The all-electric…
Liebherr Delivers Portal Slewing Crane for Cargo Ops at German Port
The Liebherr portal slewing crane of type LPS 600, the first of its kind in Germany, has been delivered J. MÜLLER Weser to enhance its bulk and general cargo operations at the port of Brake.The project marks the first rail-mounted portal crane at the port of Brake, designed for an extended 650-metre travel path in one direction, with features like larger cable drum and video monitoring at the portal…
New Liebherr Mobile Harbor Crane Ordered at Antwerp XL
International Car Operator NV (ICO) has acquired a second Liebherr mobile harbor crane, the LHM 550, further enhancing its operational capabilities at the Vrasene terminal in Antwerp. The crane features a 54-meter outreach and a lifting capacity of up to 154 tonnes, solidifying ICO's position as a leader in the roll-on/roll-off (RoRo) cargo handling sector.The Vrasene terminal spans 125 hectares and processes approximately 7…
Liebherr’s Third STS Container Crane Makes Its Way to North American Port
Crane specialist Liebherr has delivered its third ship to shore (STS) container crane to PSA Penn Terminals in Philadelphia.PSA Penn Terminals received its third Liebherr STS crane in September 2024, complementing the two commissioned in 2018.The new STS crane features a 157 ft (48 m) outreach, a 60 ft (18.288 m) span, and a 50 ft (15 m) back reach, with a lift height of 115 ft (35 m) over rail and…
Liebherr Tech Helps Drive Wind-assisted AYRO
Liebherr worked with AYRO, the French industrial start-up that recently successfully equipped the Canopée vessel with four OceanWings, making it the first hybrid industrial cargo ship powered by wind.With a height of 37 metres and a surface area of 363 m² each, this automated, lowerable and patented vertical wingsail technology will help the ship cut fossil fuel consumption.AYRO’s 37-m-high wingsails require a special solution due to their size, especially regarding its electrical actuators.
INEOS FPS Picks Liebherr’s RL 650 Offshore Crane for Unity Platform
INEOS Forties Pipeline System (FPS) has selected Liebherr for the supply of a new Ram Luffing (RL) series offshore crane for its Unity Platform in the UK North Sea.After more than 30 years of service, the currently installed RL crane on the Unity Platform has run its course, and will be replaced by Liebherr’s RL 650 technology.The RL 650 crane, said to be particularly suitable for a Not Permanently Attended Installation (NPAI)…
ONE-Dyas Opts for LiMain for Unmanned Offshore Rig
The Dutch oil and gas company ONE-Dyas is the first to purchase a Liebherr offshore crane, type RL 2600, in combination with the recently launched service concept Liebherr Intelligent Maintenance (LiMain). LiMain is a fully digital, remote, and semi-automatic maintenance system, and with it ONE-Dyas can remotely maintain the new Liebherr craneon the unmanned platform.ONE-Dyas will install the first electrified gas production platform in the North Sea…
VIDEO: Liebherr Debuts Lift Height Extension of STS in Australia
Liebherr Container Cranes completed its first ship to shore lift height increase with their new patented jacking system as part of Liebherr Transform. The operation was conducted under the supervision of Liebherr engineers at Patrick Terminals – Brisbane Autostrad.Patrick Terminals – Brisbane Autostrad located on the eastern coast of Australia is one of the world’s most advanced container terminals.
Liebherr Delivers Mobile Harbor Crane to Port Esbjerg
Last week, Liebherr-MCCtec Rostock GmbH delivered a new LHM 800 High Rise mobile harbor crane to its customer Port Esbjerg.The delivery took place shortly after an incident in the Kiel Canal, in which an LHM 600 ordered by Port Esbjerg was damaged while passing under the Holtenau High Bridge.Liebherr-MCCtec Rostock GmbH said it sent service engineers and technical specialists to assess the situation on site and to assist with the recovery immediately after the incident.
Liebherr Expands All-electric Heavy Lift Ship Crane Series
Driven by the growth in the size of wind turbines, Liebherr's all-electric heavy lift crane series is being expanded with an 800-tons crane. "The new cranes follow on from a long tradition and decades of experience in building ship cranes. The first ship crane was delivered by Liebherr in 1958. The push into the 800 tonnes size segment does not represent new territory - Liebherr has already supplied onshore and offshore cranes in the 3000-5000 tonnes category…
Incident Reported During Construction of Seaway 7's Alfa Lift Vessel in China
Update: The article was updated on Wednesday, October 10, to include a statement by the crane manufacturer Liebherr.Offshore wind installation company Seaway 7 said Monday there had been an incident during the construction of its Alfa Lift offshore wind foundation installation vessel, currently being built in China at China Merchants Heavy Industry (CMHI) shipyard in Jiangsu."Today, we have been informed of an incident involving the folding A-frame on the main crane of Alfa Lift…
Corporación Navios Upgrades Harbor Crane
Uruguayan company Corporación Navios replaced a Liebherr long duty cycle crane with a permanently installed harbor crane type FCC 300. The recently erected harbor crane will be used for dry bulk handling of barges in hoppers at the terminal in Nueva Palmira, Uruguay. The now total of three harbor cranes is expected to increase the terminal's handling rates and generate operating synergies, as the crane…
Liebherr Cranes for Australia's Port of Newcastle
Australia's Port of Newcastle is expanding its project cargo, general cargo and container handling capability with a $28.4-million investment in two Liebherr LHM 550 mobile harbor cranes and associated infrastructure at the Port’s Mayfield 4 berth.Port of Newcastle’s Executive Manager Trade & Business Development, Paul Brown, said the mobile harbor cranes will increase efficiency at the Port and provide…
Liebherr Ships First Main Crane Components for OHT's Alfa Lift Installation Vessel
Crane specialist Liebherr has informed that important components for a giant crane to be installed aboard OHT's Alfa Lift offshore wind foundation installation vessel, have departed from Germany and are now en route to China where the vessel is being built.The Alfa Lift, being built for Offshore Heavy Transports (OHT) at China Merchants Heavy Industry (CMHI) shipyard in Jiangsu, China, was on February 28, floated-out from its drydock.
Specialist Offshore Wind Installation Ship Launched in China
Norwegian owner Offshore Heavy Transports (OHT) said its newbuild vessel Alfa Lift has been floated-out from its drydock at China Merchants Heavy Industry (CMHI) shipyard in Jiangsu, China. The semisubmersible heavy installation vessel, which is designed and built for installing the next generation XXL offshore wind foundations, was launched on February 28, 2021.The 51,087-dedweight-tonne vessel will now be moored while work continues on the steel and internal fit-out…
Sail Power: Liebherr Delivers World's Largest Slewing Drive Units
As the maritime industry grapples with the technology and technique to meet increasingly strict emission mandates, eConowind is working to deliver an innovative wind sail system.In step with the development, Liebherr delivered what is currently the largest worm-driven slewing drive units in the world for the sailing system by eConowind. Inspired by Jacques-Yves Cousteau, eConowind develops an innovative sailing system that is intended to revolutionize commercial shipping.
Crane Barge Adds Power, Flexibility in New York Harbor
A new Liebherr LHM 600 Mobile Harbor Crane has been in operation in the Port of New York and New Jersey since November 2019. Metal recycler Sims Metal Management places its LHM 600 on a floating barge, which offers the company various advantages.Firstly, the barge solution offers enormous flexibility in terms of location. The company operates two different terminals in the New York Harbor. In addition…
Liebherr Launches Remote Service App
Maritime cranes and equipment manufacturer Liebherr has developed a remote service tool aiming to improve assistance through visual information that ultimately leads to faster and easier troubleshooting.The service's launch comes as industry stakeholders increasingly turn to remote services and other digital offerings to help maintain operations amid travel restrictions in place due to the coronavirus…
