The polystyrene we often say is not limited to expanded polystyrene, three major types of polystyrene include polystyrene foam, regular polystyrene plastic, and polystyrene film. Amongst the different types of foam are expanded polystyrene (EPS) and extruded polystyrene (XPS). EPS includes the most well-known and common types of polystyrene including styrofoam and packing peanuts. But expanded polystyrene is the most common polystyrene in our lives. This material entered our lives more than ten years ago and has become one of the most popular packaging materials. I believe that everyone has more or less experience with using polystyrene boxes. 

GREENMAX found an interesting phenomenon. Searching for terms related to polystyrene on Facebook will find many related posts. Their content is probably similar. Many users said (including individuals, related business leaders, etc.) that There are small or large quantities of expanded styrene boxes that can be given away for free to those in need. This proves at least two problems: on the one hand, many people and even enterprises currently need to recycle expanded polystyrene, and on the other hand, the current recycling of polystyrene is not popular enough. There are still many people who can't do anything about recycling polystyrene.

Polystyrene is a non-degradable material, and the recycling of expanded polystyrene is already a relatively mature industrialized industry. Our common polystyrene boxes can be recycled using a polystyrene compactor. Residents can send waste polystyrene to designated recycling locations, which are responsible for uniform recycling using recycling equipment. And related industries can use polystyrene compactors to achieve independent recycling due to a large number of waste expanded polystyrene boxes. At present, many related industries have begun to invest in polystyrene recycling projects, which shows that recycling polystyrene is a very promising industry.

The reason why many related industries are eager to donate expanded polystyrene is that there is no space to store them, and they do not want to discard them at will, causing environmental pollution. A polystyrene compactor can solve this problem. This machine mainly uses cold pressing technology to compress polystyrene boxes with a compression ratio of 50:1. It solves the problem of insufficient storage space very well. This way, business leaders can compress polystyrene boxes at any time and then easily manage dense blocs.

The industries that usually produce such polystyrene boxes are fishing, and supermarkets. The fresh fish is transported in polystyrene boxes, and when the fresh fish is processed, we take it out of the boxes, and this waste is generated. Fragile vegetables and fruits in supermarkets need polystyrene boxes to protect, and some stores receive boxes returned by customers, and these boxes can be processed with polystyrene compactors. 

After the compression of the polystyrene compactor, the volume of the boxes has become much smaller, and there is no need to rush to donate the boxes. You can accumulate a certain amount and sell it, GREENMAX not only provides polystyrene compactors but also buys back compressed polystyrene blocs and uses these waste polystyrene to make new plastic products.