I guess every family in the United States has hoarded some foam packaging recently. These foam packages may be exquisite gift packages from Thanksgiving family and friends or the packaging of items purchased during the Black Friday shopping carnival. Now, these foam packaging may become a worry for a family and even the whole city. In use, foam is so convenient. However, after use, it will be discarded and landfilled, which will not be biodegradable for hundreds of years.



But in Outagamie County, Wisconsin, holiday collection of foam packaging has not become a frustrating problem. This may be a surprising thing, but it is indeed the case. Here, there is a place that can become the best destination of foam packaging, that is, the foam densifier called 'foam dome', an advanced recycling machine.

Like a diligent recycler in Outagamie County, as one of the few foam densifiers in Wisconsin state, it solves the problem of foam packaging recycling for local residents and is a very environmentally friendly means. Throw the waste foam from the top of the equipment and grind it to take out all the air inside - it is well-known that 98% of the foam is air. And then densify the foam by heating to obtain foam ingots like ice cream. 



This local brand-new foam densifier can be used by residents free of charge. As long as residents comply with their recycling requirements, they can successfully recycle foam packaging with this equipment. The whole process is automated, which means that everyone can become the promoter of foam recycling. As long as the foam packaging is brought to the recycle bin and then put into the hopper of the foam densifier, the foam pollution of the garbage dump can be reduced.



Environmental issues have always been within the scope of people's most concern. Foam is not a waste. It can reduce, reuse and even recycle. At present, many frame products are actually foam at the beginning. Nowadays, the recycling system of GREENMAX can complete the treatment of foam-particle-frame by the physical recycling method, which has injected more vitality into the development of foam recycling.