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Improved website presence for LiuGong Europe

LiuGong Europe now has a new website platform that is said to be more convenient easier to use. The new site allows is said to offer increased usability, allowing users to easily navigate through LiuGong’s European product line while offering in-depth machine details. Each product category – including by group, range, operating weight, emissions, net power and more – helps users locate and learn about specific machines. A news section has been added to the platform to allow a greater insight into the lates
July 2, 2014 Read time: 1 min
269 LiuGong Europe now has a new website platform that is said to be more convenient easier to use. The new site allows is said to offer increased usability, allowing users to easily navigate through LiuGong’s European product line while offering in-depth machine details. Each product category – including by group, range, operating weight, emissions, net power and more – helps users locate and learn about specific machines. A news section has been added to the platform to allow a greater insight into the latest updates from LiuGong Europe and LiuGong Global, with content spanning from machine news and product launches to event summaries and industry developments. The platform is also optimised for mobile and tablet functionality.

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