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(L-R) are Lee Nesbitt, global sales manager of ProStack; Tim Scannell, president of Midwest Crushing & Screening; and Stephen McCollum of ProStack.

ProStack, a global leader in bulk material handling solutions, announced the addition of Midwest Crushing and Screening to its global distributor network. This partnership further expands ProStack's coverage within North America.

As a key member of the ProStack distributor network, Midwest Crushing and Screening will enjoy exclusive access to the complete range of ProStack products, including tracked conveyors, port hoppers, telescopic conveyors and bulk reception feeders. This collaboration empowers Midwest Crushing and Screening to provide comprehensive service and support throughout its region, covering Illinois and Wisconsin.

"The addition of Midwest Crushing and Screening further strengthens our position in North America," said Lee Nesbitt, global sales manager of ProStack. "It aligns seamlessly with our strategic goals of expanding our distributor network, allowing us to bring ProStack products to a broader customer base."

"This collaboration is a big step for Midwest Crushing and Screening," said Tim Scannell, president of Midwest Crushing and Screening. "We look forward to bringing ProStack's range of conveying solutions to customers in our region."

With a history of serving the region since 2008, Midwest Crushing and Screening brings vast local knowledge to the partnership. This deep understanding of the Illinois and Wisconsin markets will contribute to tailoring bulk material handling solutions to the unique needs of the region.

For more information, visit www.midwestcrushandscreen.com.

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