iCon Equipment is new Tesab & Lippmann Germany distributor

iCon Equipment has been appointed as Tesab and Lippmann's Germany distributor. Run by a team with vast experience selling crushing and screening plants to customers in the German construction, aggregates, and mining industries, newly founded iCon Equipment will supply the full range of Metso Outotec-owned Tesab and Lippmann's product portfolio.
By Guy Woodford December 15, 2022 Read time: 1 min
The new faces of iCon Equipment: (from left to right) Niklas Henriksson, iCon Equipment Sweden; Leif Ivansson, managing director iCon Equipment; and Peter Wiese, sales manager iCon Equipment

iCon Equipment is headquartered in Einbeck, Lower Saxony. The company is also operating in Sweden under the name iCon Equipment Sweden, where it is also the distributor of Tesab and Lippmann equipment.
 
Leif Ivansson is operational manager of both start-ups, drawing on 27 years of experience with crushing and screening plants from Svedala, Metso and Sandvik. He says the iCon Equipment and iCon Equipment Sweden distribution agreements are a logical move.
 
"We have secured these exclusive distribution rights for Germany and Sweden to confidently accompany the market launch of the Tesab and Lippmann systems in both countries."

At this year's bauma in Munich, iCon Equipment presented the diesel-electric, tracked mobile jaw crusher Tesab 700ie, which met with great interest due to its low operating costs.

 

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