NEW UK distributor for Metso mobile crushers equipment, McHale Plant Sales will have a ‘top team’ presence at the forthcoming ScotPlant exhibition in Edinburgh.
Seeing it as a major opportunity to introduce the company to Metso Lokotrack owners and operators, company MD, Tim Shanahan said: “Since our appointment took effect last April, we have been overwhelmed by the welcome we have received from UK owners.
“Delightful also is the degree to which customers have been interested to hear our Metso story and learn about our plans,” Shanahan added.
On the product front, their focus at ScotPlant will fall on Metso’s LT116 jaw crusher.
Track-mounted and easily transportable, within the production site and from site to site, the LT116 is a versatile, high-capacity primary crushing that Shanahan says “Is easy to transport and delivers productivity and reliability at the worksite”.
McHale Plant Sales Limited was established in 1952, founded by Michael McHale Snr.
McHALE COMPANY BACKGROUND:
Over a quarter of a century ago, the nature and character of the company were transformed when they were appointed distributors in Ireland for the Komatsu range of construction equipment.
Today, the company has a respected presence within the construction equipment sector in Ireland, having deep and long-established connections to all of the main contractors and plant users and this now includes Finnish-made, Metso: Outotec stone crushing equipment – in mobile and fixed position variants – is the premier choice of quarry owners and aggregates producers the world over.
Ranked amongst the most acclaimed manufacturers of stone crushing equipment, Metso Outotec brings comprehensive process design, superb parts supply and full-service tech support to the aggregates industry.
Over a century of accumulated knowledge applied by deeply committed designers and engineers is manifest in industry-leading solutions that lie at the heart of every Metso Outotec machine.
Since 2015, Metso equipment has been distributed by McHale Plant Sales in Ireland and in Northern Ireland markets. and effective 2023, that remit has been extended to include England, Scotland and Wales.
