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Bandit Industries announced a new partnership with Lano Equipment, a trusted name in heavy equipment solutions across the Midwest. This strategic collaboration expands Bandit's dealer network and enhances product availability and service for customers in Minnesota, North Dakota and South Dakota.

Lano Equipment will now offer Bandit's full line of industrial equipment, including whole tree chippers, horizontal grinders and slow-speed shredders.

With decades of industry experience and a strong commitment to customer support, Lano Equipment is well-positioned to represent the Bandit brand and provides top-tier equipment solutions for land clearing, recycling and forestry professionals across the region.

"Lano Equipment is a strong addition to our dealer network, and we're confident their team will deliver the outstanding sales, service and support Bandit customers expect," Craig Davis, CEO of Bandit Industries. "Their long-standing reputation for excellence in sales, service and support makes them an ideal partner as we continue to grow our footprint in the Midwest."

Lano Equipment operates multiple locations in Anoka, Loretto and Shakopee, Minn., and is expanding its reach to support customers throughout the Dakotas. Their knowledgeable team will provide sales, parts and service support for Bandit's equipment.

For more information, visit lanoequip.com.

About Bandit Industries

Bandit Industries is an employee-owned company and manufacturer of wood processing equipment, serving customers worldwide with a commitment to quality, innovation and customer support.

For more information, visit banditchippers.com.

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