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Milwaukee, WI — Ludman Industries, based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin is proud to announce the addition of two key personnel to their engineering team, Adam Coursin and Doug Draheim.
Adam Coursin, Design Engineer, has over 3 years of experience working at Caterpiller/Bucyrus with experience in design assemble and maintenance of large surface excavating draglines used in surface mining.
Doug Draheim, Design Engineer, has over 6 years of experience in the engineering field. Prior to joining the Ludman engineering team, he worked at FLSmidth and has experience in engineering design with core crushers for mining and aggregate industries. Both engineers will have responsibility at the project level for all areas of compactors design from conception to start up.
“We are very excited to welcome both engineers to Ludman Industries; they will enhance the capabilities of the company with their mining and heavy equipment experience. Both have the training, knowledge and the enthusiasm that will maintain Ludman Industries standard of excellence today and in the future,” noted Glenn Heimbruch, engineering manager. “The expansion of the engineering team further strengthens our ability to meet the needs of our customers,” commented James Lenahan, President and CEO of Ludman Industries.
Ludman Industries (formerly known as Ludman Machine Company), at 4810 North 124th Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, founded in 1968, is a global manufacturer of Compactors, Briquetters, Granulators and Flaking & Shredding Mills. Providing complete agglomeration process solutions from testing, design and production through distribution to customer support. Forging innovation, building quality, Ludman Industries is a world leader in the mining, wastewater treatment, farming, chemical and food industries.
For additional information, visit our website at www.ludman.net or contact the Marketing Department at 414-431-3500 or email [email protected].
