The Union County Commissioner of Union County, NJ reminds residents that much of the material in their holiday gift deliveries can be recycled. Municipalities now offer Styrofoam recycling, plastic film recycling, or both drop-off places. We urge everyone to include plastic film and block-type Styrofoam on their list of household recyclables this year and bring these materials to a designated place. Chair of the Union County Commissioners Rebecca L. Williams said. In fact, the current recycling of foam is not limited to the common EPS foam. Here we will introduce the recycling of EPE foam and EPE film.

More and more products are packaged in EPE packaging. EPE blocs are softer than EPS, harder to be broken, and have stronger impact resistance. EPE film can wrap fragile goods. Such as glass cups, porcelain bowls and so on. At the same time, EPE film can be waterproof and oil-proof, and at the same time, it can prevent expensive goods, such as leather bags, from being soiled during transportation. But how do we recycle these EPE packaging after we have used it?

GREENMAX foam densifier can recycle EPE blocs and EPE film at the same time. Only one machine is needed to recycle two forms of plastics. So how does GREENMAX foam densifier do it? GREENMAX foam densifier has been ingeniously designed by engineers to improve the original basic model, and upgrade the feeding bin, two feeding ports, one of which is equipped with a crushing knife for crushing EPE blocs, the other feed port is not equipped with a knife, and the EPE film can be directly put into it to heat and melt with the broken blocs. The purpose of this is to prevent the too thin EPE film from being entangled with the broken knife. This upgraded foam densifier Satisfy the desire of customers to recycle EPE blocs and EPE film at the same time.

Although it has been specially modified, the compression ratio of this foam densifier can still reach 90:1, which helps to reduce the volume effectively. If you have the idea of recycling EPE foam plastic, please feel free to consult GREENMAX.