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Liebherr Delivers An LRB 19 Piling, Drilling Rig to Veit & Company at ConExpo 2026

Veit & Company received Liebherr's LRB 19 piling and drilling rig at ConExpo 2026, showcasing their partnership. The rig aids in deep foundation projects with various attachments and a powerful motor. Liebherr's quick connection system streamlines operations. Visit liebherr.com for more details.

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Veit & Company took delivery of a Liebherr LRB 19 piling and drilling rig at ConExpo 2026.
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Veit & Company took delivery of a Liebherr LRB 19 piling and drilling rig at ConExpo 2026.

Midwest-based specialty contractor Veit & Company took delivery of a Liebherr LRB 19 piling and drilling rig at ConExpo 2026. The delivery of this machine demonstrates the strengthening partnership between the two family-owned companies.

Founded in 1928, Veit & Company takes pride in being among the most respected specialty contracting and waste management companies in the nation. Family-owned and based in the upper Midwest, Veit specializes in demolition, foundation, marine and utility projects and have created a fleet of machines with a focus on safety, quality and efficiency.

Deep Foundation Solutions

The Liebherr LRB 19 piling and drilling rig is designed for all common deep foundation applications, such as piling and vibrating applications as well as drilling with Kelly equipment, double rotary head, full displacement tool or soil mixing. The name LRB 19 refers to the maximum travel distance of the carriage of 62 ft. (19 m.).

Liebherr piling and drilling rigs cover an extensive range of applications including piling, vibrating, pressing and drilling. With the appropriate attachment tool, a Liebherr deep foundation machine can perform a variety of deep foundation applications with ease.

Switching between attachments is made easier with the machine's built in hydraulic quick connection system without the operator having to leave the cab, according to Liebherr. All hydraulic, mechanical and electrical connections are automatically coupled. Improved hose routing also optimizes work process on site, and a 450 kW motor provides the necessary power for all applications.

For more information, visit liebherr.com.

This story also appears on Crane Equipment Guide.


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