EPE packaging is a more impact-resistant packaging than EPS packaging. But he, like EPS packaging, is a kind of plastic packaging. Some people ask questions. They are also used for plastic packaging. Why choose two different plastics? Doesn't this make recycling foam plastic more difficult? In fact, EPE is a more impact-resistant foam than EPS, and there are some commodities that must be carefully protected during transportation.

We've tried a lot of packaging options, but in a few cases there's no viable alternative. If the use of EPE foam packaging is forcibly removed, we will see an increased risk of product damage, which means increased waste. After weighing our options, we typically use EPE on some of the heaviest or awkwardly shaped items (the most vulnerable to shipping damage), but we want EPE foam to make it to recycling facilities.

EPE is recyclable, but unfortunately many municipal recycling companies do not have the facilities to process it. In contrast, some related companies and recycling companies have done a good job. They have already started recycling EPE foam. The most surprising thing is that many related companies not only do not regard EPE foam recycling as a burden, but instead use EPE foam. Recycling developed into a sideline for investment management. As a professional foam recycling expert, GREENMAX always receives many questions from customers about how to recycle EPE foam. This foam, like EPS, is full of air. Any such bulky and air-filled foam needs to be recycled before recycling. Reduce volume, otherwise large-scale recycling activities cannot be carried out. This step can be easily done with EPE foam densifier.

Is the EPE foam densifier really being used? The answer is yes, one of GREENMAX customers is engaged in the network industry, which requires a lot of computer-related equipment, and during the purchase and transportation process, these monitors and hosts need a shock-resistant package for protection, so in the customer's warehouse Equivalent EPE foam packaging is stacked in it. The customer produces about 5 tons of EPE foam every month. You can imagine how much space this 5 tons of air-filled foam takes up. He started to choose a recycling company for door-to-door processing, and he had to pay 1,500 Canadian dollars per day. Therefore, the customer decided to recycle the EPE foam himself.

The reason for choosing GREENMAX EPE foam densifier is that the company and GREENMAX have rich recycling experience, and the solutions provided can help maintain a better "5s" situation on site. Finally, GREENMAX EPE foam densifier M-C200E was selected. The EPE ingots generated by this equipment can continue to be sold to downstream buyers in need.