Liebherr will present its latest earthmoving and material handling technologies at the ReMA 2026 Convention and Exposition in Las Vegas, Nevada, scheduled from April 13 to 16, 2026. At booth A6, the company will display the LH 60 M Industry Electric material handler and the L 550 XPower wheel loader, highlighting equipment designed for recycling and scrap processing operations. Liebherr specialists will be present throughout the event to demonstrate the machines and provide technical guidance to visitors.
ReMA is one of the largest global gatherings for recycling and scrap industry professionals, drawing more than 7,000 participants to explore new technologies and connect with peers across the sector. Liebherr’s presence at the event reflects its continued focus on delivering efficient and reliable solutions for industrial material handling.
The LH 60 M Industry Electric material handler is engineered for heavy-duty work in recycling yards and scrap facilities. Equipped with Liebherr’s energy recovery system, the machine improves performance while reducing energy consumption. With an operating weight of about 168,000 pounds, a reach of up to 65 feet, and a range of attachment options, it can be configured for handling scrap metal, waste, or other bulk materials. Electric operation allows lower noise levels, reduced emissions, and decreased maintenance requirements compared with conventional equipment, helping operators meet sustainability targets.
The L 550 XPower wheel loader offers versatility across a range of material handling tasks, from loading scrap to transporting industrial materials. Powered by a 219-horsepower engine, the machine provides strong breakout force and lifting capacity, enabling efficient loading operations. Operators can choose between different lift arm configurations and attachments to suit specific applications, including moving steel, feeding shredders, or handling bulk materials.
Liebherr’s specialized scrap handling machines are designed with safety and productivity in mind. Features such as piston rod protection, reinforced safety glass, and cab safety grids help protect operators and nearby workers. The equipment is built to handle demanding environments while maintaining efficiency and reliability.
Through its participation at ReMA 2026, Liebherr aims to demonstrate how advanced equipment can help recycling and scrap operations improve productivity, safety, and environmental performance. The company continues to develop machinery tailored to industrial material handling needs, supporting customers worldwide with durable equipment and technical expertise.
