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Chemcut Corporation, a leading manufacturer of wet processing equipment, is pleased to announce the hiring of Gary Wimmersberger as the new Director of Operations. With over 30 years of experience in the manufacturing industry, Gary brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the team.
Gary previously served as a General Manager for PR Hoffman Machine Products. He has abMaster Degrees in Engineering Science and Engineering Management from Penn State and is a certified professional engineer.
In his new role, Gary will oversee all manufacturing operations, including production planning, quality control, and supply chain management. He will work closely with Chemcut’s engineering and design teams to ensure that their products are manufactured to the highest standards of quality and efficiency.
Chemcut Corporation, founded in 1956, was the original developer of spray etching, a technique that made the chemical etching process practical for volume, as well as prototype production. Chemcut offers a complete line of spray etchers, developers, strippers, waste treatment systems, and auxiliary equipment. More than 15,000 Chemcut units are currently in operation around the world.
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