Liebherr Delivers 100th Machine to Klaas Bijlsma BV
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Liebherr Delivers 100th Machine to Klaas Bijlsma BV

Liebherr has delivered its 100th earthmoving machine to Klaas Bijlsma BV, marking a key milestone in a partnership that dates back to 1972. The collaboration began with the purchase of an R 941 crawler excavator and has steadily evolved over the decades, supported by reliable machinery and strong local service through Wynmalen & Hausmann NV.
The latest delivery, an R 926 crawler excavator manufactured in Colmar, France, highlights the continued trust between the two companies. Earlier milestones include the delivery of the 50th machine in 1992, reflecting consistent growth in the partnership.
Klaas Bijlsma BV currently operates a fleet of 26 machines, including wheel loaders, crawler dozers and excavators ranging from two to 34 tonnes. Liebherr equipment accounts for a significant share of this fleet, underscoring its role in the company’s daily operations.
Founded in 1932, Klaas Bijlsma BV is a well-established Dutch player in structural and civil engineering, specialising in road construction and pipework. The company’s expertise in infrastructure development and its long-standing reliance on Liebherr machinery highlight a partnership built on performance, reliability and operational efficiency.

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Liebherr has delivered its 100th earthmoving machine to Klaas Bijlsma BV, marking a key milestone in a partnership that dates back to 1972. The collaboration began with the purchase of an R 941 crawler excavator and has steadily evolved over the decades, supported by reliable machinery and strong local service through Wynmalen & Hausmann NV.The latest delivery, an R 926 crawler excavator manufactured in Colmar, France, highlights the continued trust between the two companies. Earlier milestones include the delivery of the 50th machine in 1992, reflecting consistent growth in the partnership.Klaas Bijlsma BV currently operates a fleet of 26 machines, including wheel loaders, crawler dozers and excavators ranging from two to 34 tonnes. Liebherr equipment accounts for a significant share of this fleet, underscoring its role in the company’s daily operations.Founded in 1932, Klaas Bijlsma BV is a well-established Dutch player in structural and civil engineering, specialising in road construction and pipework. The company’s expertise in infrastructure development and its long-standing reliance on Liebherr machinery highlight a partnership built on performance, reliability and operational efficiency.

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