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Welcome!
Let the plastics experts, engineers, and extruders at Bryan Hauger Consulting help you in your next project! Our pipe team features experts in plastic pipe standards, polyethylene water pipes, pipe extrusion, oil & gas pipes, failure analysis, plumbing, heat fusion and thermoplastic welding. Our film and packaging team features experts in plastic film design for blown film, resin selection, flexible packaging for food applications, and film markets. We also have affiliates who specialize in areas from market research to polymer compounding and plastic injection. Please visit our contact page to get our team of plastics consultants started assisting you.
Why choose Bryan Hauger Consulting?
Simply put, if you want an expert plastics consultant, the best choice is Bryan Hauger Consulting. Our experience and excellence consistently provides our clients with high quality results. Our clients have put Dr. Hauger "at the top of (their) list of consultants on any polymer related process." We provide services on everything from fusion training to legal services. We're well-connected in the industry, and our skilled team of experts is up-to-date on all of the latest developments in the world of plastics. So, why wouldn't you choose Bryan Hauger Consulting? Get started today!
Our Latest Blogs
November 1st - The consumer goods behemoth, Proctor & Gamble Co. is more than doubling the amount of recycled plastic in its packaging for household cleaning brands in Europe by 2020. This is a huge step in the right direction for becoming a much more sustainable company.
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November 2nd - Injection molding firm Strategy Plastics has expanded in a move that’s expected to create 81 new jobs with a $3.4 million investment. The firm's new operation in Williamston, South Carolina has just recently opened.
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November 3rd - The University of Maine demonstrated the largest 3D printer ever made by creating the largest 3D-printed boat. The 25-foot, the 5,000-pound boat was printed at the university's Advanced Structures and Composite Center. The printer is currently 70 feet long and will add another 100 feet with an extension. It can gobble up 500 pounds of plastic polymer pellets per hour.
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November 4th - The Ocean Cleanup's marine sweeper is doing its intended job in the Pacific Ocean which is collecting garbage and plastics as small as 1 millimeter. The Great Pacific Garbage Patch is an extremely large accumulation zone of plastics and garbage. System 001 is a high-density polyethylene floater pipe with a detached polyester screen that captures plastic debris at a depth of 10 feet.
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