Quinn Company will offer Metso’s mobile as well as stationary crushing and screening parts and equipment to Southern California, including the new line of NW Rapid portable crushing plants.

Metso welcomes California-based Quinn Company to its United States' distributor family.

Quinn is celebrating 100 years of business after getting its start in agriculture. Now, the company sells and leases machines for agriculture, construction and the marine industry. They will now be providing contractors, recyclers and aggregates producers with Metso's complete range of mobile and stationary crushing and screening equipment.

Customers also will receive the support of Metso's OEM parts and services, backed by 150 years of industry expertise.

"The addition of Metso crushing and screening products to our product offering is a complement to our existing Caterpillar product line," said Allen Hofmeister, crushing market development manager of Quinn Company. "We look forward to offering Metso's world-class products to our valued customers through new sales, rentals, and wear parts."

"Metso is very excited to welcome such a well-established and trusted name to our distribution network," said Ben Hansbury, vice president, distribution sales of Metso. "This new partnership will provide Southern California customers with an unmatched level of service and support."

Quinn will have seven locations in its Metso territory with 83 inside, outside and product support sales representatives.

Metso is an industrial company offering equipment and services for the sustainable processing and flow of natural resources in the mining, aggregates, recycling and process industries.

With unique knowledge and innovative solutions, Metso helps customers improve their operational efficiency, reduce risks and increase profitability, according to the company. Metso employs more than 13,000 people in more than 50 countries.

For more information, visit metso.com.

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