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Click below to learn more about our Extrusion Consulting Service and Team. Our team members have a diversity of expertise and experience and can cover a variety of technologies in different markets. Regardless if your applications are film, medical, profile, pipe or tubing. Our experts have a background in a broad array of plastic materials from engineering polymers to commodity HDPE and PVC. They can help in sourcing new or used equipment as well as conducting training.
We do it all. Challenge us!
We do it all. Challenge us!
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Why choose Bryan Hauger Consulting?
Simply put, if you want an expert plastic extrusion consultant, the best choice is Bryan Hauger Consulting. If you need a team of extrusion experts, then Bryan Hauger Consulting is the obvious choice - our size is our strength in a market dominated by single consultants. The experience and excellence of our extrusion team 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 material selection, product testing, extrusion equipment, extrusion processes, business plan development to legal services.
We're well-connected in the plastics industry, and our skilled team of experts is up-to-date on all of the latest developments.
So, why wouldn't you choose Bryan Hauger Consulting? Get started today!
We're well-connected in the plastics industry, and our skilled team of experts is up-to-date on all of the latest developments.
So, why wouldn't you choose Bryan Hauger Consulting? Get started today!
RECENT BLOG POSTS
October - Conair’s new coil strapping system automatically and securely straps coils up to 24 inches in diameter of small-diameter (0.040 to 0.5 inch) extruded tubing, preventing damage to the tube while also making it easier to handle and move.
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September - Coperion and Lummus Novolen Technology have together demonstrated a new process for the extrusion of very low melt viscosity polypropylene (PP) pellets. This new process will enable manufacturers to quickly and reliably create new melt-blown PP products, such as the filter material for surgical masks.
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August - As the need for disposable face masks has skyrocketed, extrusion processors have been investigating how to modify their existing extrusion lines to manufacture mask materials. But the process is not as straightforward as it might appear and requires some thought be given to it. Click to Link.
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June - Pexco LLC recently announced the acquisition of Greensboro, North Carolina’s Exlon Extrusion, Inc.
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