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December 3, 2014 · about 11 years ago

VIDEO: World’s Biggest Marine Excavator at Work

The Liebherr P 995 Pontoon is one of the biggest Marine Excavators in the World. Möbius, from Hamburg, Germany, is a specialist hydro engineering company. With years of experience, Möbius relies upon Liebherr marine excavators. With their second Liebherr P 995 Pontoon Excavator (based on the Liebher

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The Liebherr P 995 Pontoon is one of the biggest Marine Excavators in the World.

Möbius, from Hamburg, Germany, is a specialist hydro engineering company. With years of experience, Möbius relies upon Liebherr marine excavators.

With their second Liebherr P 995 Pontoon Excavator (based on the Liebherr R 995), Möbius extends their equipment fleet to participate in larger international projects like the new “Jade Weser Port” in Wilhelmshaven, Germany.

During construction of this giant facility, the Liebherr P 995, equipped with an MTU diesel engine rated at 1600 kilowatts, worked on a three-shift schedule around the clock.

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