03.10.2011

Liebherr Nenzing 35th anniversary celebrations

Liebherr’s crane, maritime cargo handling and deep foundation machinery facility in Nenzing, Austria celebrated its 35th anniversary last Thursday.
Started in 1976 and covering an area of more than 250,000 sq metres, the facility has a turnover of €825 million, second only to the Ehingen mobile crane division.
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Liebherr-Werk Nenzing

Nenzing is the head office for Liebherr-MCCtec which controls all of Liebherr Group’s maritime crane activities including three other production facilities in Rostock, Germany, Sunderland, UK and Killarney in Ireland.
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About 600 visitors from all over the world attended the 35th anniversary celebrations

About 600 customers and company employees from all over the world joined with Liebherr Nenzing directors, staff and Liebherr family members in the day and evening celebrations including a tour of the new production hall 8 which now makes the booms for HD cycle crawler cranes.
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Liebherr Nenzing's four main directors at the opening ceremony

Liebherr-MCCtec has four main product ranges – port equipment, ship cranes, offshore cranes, duty cycle cranes and piling and drilling rigs – and all were on display together together with innovations in energy technology and energy efficiency. Also on show were Liebherr’s crane operator assistance systems such as the Cycoptronic anti-sway system, Sycratronic a two crane control system for tandem lifts and DACS, a dynamic anti-collision system.
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A robotic cell for manufacturing lattice boom sections in the new equipment hall number 8.

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Liebherr's robotic beer dispenser was ready in Hall 8

Several new products were talked about for launch next year and included a smaller addition to the Reachstacker range, a new series of heavy lift offshore cranes up with lifts to 3,000 tonnes and the 30 tonne capacity HS 8030 HD duty cycle crawler.
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Liebherr's Active Heave Compensation (AHC) system - designed specifically for subsea lifts - was being demonstrated

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There were 'hands-on' demonstrations including this state of the art data transmission technology LiDAT.

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A 3D animation of the new duty cycle HS 8030 HD crawler crane with grab

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The Sycratonic crane control system allows tandem lifts using one operator and 100% lifting capacity of both cranes.

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An LRS45 LH Reachstacker. Liebherr says it will be introducing smaller models next year.

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Among the extensive piling rig, mobile harbour, ship and port and offshire cranes was a line-up of crawler lattice cranes.