What is Harrison Machine & Plastic?
Established in 1970, Harrison Machine & Plastic Corporation is a recognized industry leader in the fabrication and distribution of plastics, primarily serving the industrial market with thermoplastic air handling systems for corrosive environments. The company's HARRISON SUPERDUCT® systems are a cornerstone of its offerings, complemented by a comprehensive line of Schedule 40 and Schedule 80 fluid handling fittings for both drainage and pressure applications. Harrison's advanced CNC machining, bending, forming, threading, slotting, and perforating capabilities position it as a "TOTAL SOURCE" for custom-fabricated thermoplastic products built to precise customer specifications. Its inclusion in the Corzan® CPVC Key Industrial Fabricator Program, validated by third-party evaluation of fabrication welds against ASTM standards, provides customers with an additional layer of assurance regarding product quality. Harrison Machine & Plastic prides itself on a long-standing reputation for innovation, service, and the distribution of quality plastic pipe, duct, and fittings.
How much funding has Harrison Machine & Plastic raised?
Harrison Machine & Plastic has raised a total of $350K across 1 funding round:
Debt
$350K
Debt (2020): $350K with participation from PPP
What's next for Harrison Machine & Plastic?
The substantial capital infusion, indicated by the $350K in total funding and the recent $350K strategic investment, suggests Harrison Machine & Plastic is poised for significant expansion and further development of its custom fabrication services. This backing will likely fuel advancements in its CNC machining capabilities and the broadening of its thermoplastic product lines, particularly in specialized industrial applications. The company's focus on high-quality fabrication, evidenced by its Corzan® CPVC program participation, positions it to capitalize on growing demand for durable and corrosion-resistant fluid and air handling solutions. Future growth may involve enhancing distribution networks and exploring new industrial sectors that require custom-engineered plastic components.
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