Do you know the situation of Styrofoam recycling in the United States in recent years? A report on Styrofoam recycling in the United States shows that the Styrofoam data recovered in 2010 was 71.3 millions of pounds, and by 2018, the number had become 113.8 millions of pounds. It is obvious that the data of Styrofoam recycling is in a growing process, which is inseparable from the development of Styrofoam recycling machine.



The appearance of Styrofoam recycling machine makes Styrofoam recycling easier. Once the waste Styrofoam is thrown into hopper, the cutter starts to cut it, and then extruded by screw after being cold-pressed or hot-melted. The machines can reduce the volume of Styrofoam by up to 50% or 90%. GREENMAX, as an expert in the recycling industry, has more than 1000 customers in the recycling industry, the security of which makes it stand out.



The security of GREENMAX Styrofoam recycling machine is mainly reflected in the following aspects:


① The window of the crushing bin of the machine is transparent, which allows us to observe the situation inside. If you need to open the door in case of any abnormal situation, the special design of GREENMAX that as soon as you open the bin door, the power supply of the crusher will be cut off, will ensure your safety. Any injury due to the crusher will not occur when using GREENMAX machine.

② The hopper of GREENMAX machine is usually set at a suitable height to ensure that hands cannot enter and Styrofoam thrown in will not jump out and hurt people, which can avoid accidents.

③ GREENMAX Styrofoam recycling machine has its own temperature control system. When the temperature of the machine is too high, it will shut down automatically. In addition, the operators are equipped with a full set of high temperature and scald protection devices to ensure their personal safety.


The reasons why GREENMAX has developed to be the industry leader today, not only because of its outstanding Styrofoam recycling technology, but also due to GREENMAX machine contains the safety design of humanistic care, which is committed to let people safely recycle Styrofoam.