Recently, in Dunedin, New Zealand, the foam recycling service has received unprecedented welcome. More and more families in the local and even surrounding cities have participated in it. From the perspective of environmental protection, this is undoubtedly exciting good news, and people's recycling awareness is awakening. 

However, unfortunately, opportunities and crises always coexist. As people's recycling enthusiasm continues to rise, the local foam recycling service is close to full load, and the whole recycling system basically has no extra actual capacity.



In the face of this recycling system in close to full load operation, is there no appropriate solution? This problem once plagued the Dunedin City Council. They also set up a waste and environmental solution group, trying to combine the joint strength to put forward targeted and constructive solutions, but with little effect. 

Today, with the increasing production of foam, people are afraid of the negative impact of foam pollution. At the same time, they also turn their attention to recycling. In this case, foam densifier has increasingly become a reliable scheme for foam recycling.



Recycling seems to be a very simple thing. Some people draw beautiful patterns on discarded foam boards and use them as decorations at home, which is also a kind of recycling. The difference between foam densifier and other recycling methods is that it is a terminal recycling scheme. It does not simply do some surface treatment, but completely turns foam waste into a new resource for utilization, just like Phoenix Nirvana.

With the development of science and technology, foam densifier is a rapid development of foam recycling. It hot melts foam waste, compresses it into hot melting ingots, and then puts it into the recycling market. As raw materials for granulation, these ingots will be recycled and commercially used to produce plastic particles, becoming a new resource.



It can be seen from this that if the foam consumer can be put into the recycling service system of Dunedin, its continuous and effective recycling method can bring the local foam waste into a virtuous cycle mode and relieve the pressure of full load, which can not only make the local government more confident in developing foam recycling but also make people's recycling enthusiasm not be exhausted.