Metso’s Jean Hebert and Rob Paxman (L) welcome L.S.W. Wear Parts Ltd. of Eastern Canada to the Metso aggregates distributor community.

Metso's North American aggregates distributor community is excited to welcome L.S.W. Wear Parts Ltd. of Eastern Canada.

L.S.W. is a second-generation, family-owned and operated business incorporated in 1993. The company has grown over the years to be a major supplier of aftermarket parts to the mining, construction, forestry and energy industries.

To support their growing business and better accommodate future Metso customers, L.S.W. will be opening a new Bend & Band facility in 2020. The distributor has two current locations in Fredericton, New Brunswick, and Truro, Nova Scotia.

"Our company's philosophy has always been quality, value and service to our customers," said Gregg Carr, president of L.S.W. "The Metso line of products coupled with our new bend and band facility only furthers our commitment to better facilitate solutions for existing and new clients."

"We have found in L.S.W. a solid partner with a customer service focus," said Jean Hebert, vice president, services sales Canada at Metso. "We know that partnering with them will provide customers with added value screening solutions.'

L.S.W. will serve Metso customers in Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, and Newfoundland and Labrador effective Jan. 1, 2020.

For more information, visit www.metso.com.

New Bend & Band facility constructed by L.S.W. Wear Parts Ltd. to open in 2020.

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