New Managing Director to Strengthen LIST Company's Design and Manufacturing Capabilities

Online, April 16, 2013 (Newswire.com) - Mr. Gudemann joins the LIST team after having served as a Managing Director at a renowned German process equipment company. "Mr. Gudemann's focus on maximizing mechanical integrity and reliability of industrial processing solutions adds a new level of depth to the LIST management team," said LIST CEO, Martin Fischer.

Gudemann's responsibilities include mechanical design, system engineering, manufacturing, procurement, and quality assurance. He oversees solution implementation, which involves translating the customer's needs into the market-ready deliverables. In addition to working with customers and LIST's process design and engineering teams, Gudemann works with third-party suppliers to ensure the final product meets or exceeds all specific process requirements.

Gudemann's experience with modern component and system design makes him an exceptionally good fit for LIST, which has built a solid reputation on continuous innovation. The company's core kneader reactor technology is an important advancement toward more efficient and profitable processing. "Mr. Gudemann adds to LIST's capability, ensuring that our solutions continue to feature the industry's very best and most innovative thinking," Fischer commented.

LIST is the worldwide leader in dry processing technology. For more than 40 years, LIST has focused on developing solutions that enable their customers to process more efficiently and effectively without the use of solvents. LIST's innovative kneader reactor solutions for processing sticky, viscous, and crust-forming products play a key role in the polymer, chemical, food and fiber industries.

Headquartered in Switzerland and with offices in the United States, Singapore, Japan, India and Germany, LIST addresses the specific challenges of dry processing materials in the concentrated phase and developed intelligent technology for solvent-free manufacturing and industrialized it on a world scale.