Guildford's new foam recycling scheme has received funding, Congressman Chris Pappas (D-NH), who visited the state's sole polystyrene recycling facility last week, emphasized the significance of promoting sustainable growth. The Northern Border Regional Commission recently awarded a $54,000 grant to the transfer station. Last summer, the Town of Guilford received an initial $50,000 grant from the Foam Recycling Alliance to purchase a machine. The unit itself costs about $80,000. This equipment can compress waste polystyrene into dense blocks, thus providing great convenience for recycling.

When talking about compressing polystyrene compactor, we will think of GREENMAX polystyrene compactor. This equipment is well known by many experts in the industry because of its energy-saving name. In order to better compress polystyrene waste, the first component of the polystyrene compactor is Used for crushing, crushing waste into uniformly sized pieces can achieve better compression. Only when waste is compressed dense enough can transportation costs be reduced to an ideal price. "Polystyrene foam has nowhere to go. It has a recycling symbol on it that says it's recyclable, but no one can take it because it's not cost-effective to transport it because it's so light and it takes up so much space and the cost of hauling it is high,” the official said. "We accept polystyrene from anywhere, because there is no place to return polystyrene in New Hampshire." The compression ratio of GREENMAX equipment can reach 50:1, and it can handle many types of materials. It can handle common EPS, XPS, EPE, EPP foam.

If you are also interested in the recycling of polystyrene foam, then you can contact GREENMAX at any time. In addition, we will purchase polystyrene blocs. If you sell these recycled materials, you can also contact us. GREENMAX provides not only recycling equipment such as polystyrene compactor, but also a total solution and a complete polystyrene recycling solution. This one-stop service has brought GREENMAX global partners.