Our planet is mostly being polluted by non-recyclable single-use plastics. According to a 2021 analysis of 35 years' worth of data from Ocean Conservancy's International Coastal Cleanup, the majority of the things that most frequently pollute beaches and rivers around the world are not recyclable in approximately 70% of cases.

Among them, polystyrene foam may be one of the important culprits in the composition of marine foam waste. It breaks down easily into small pieces, or microplastics, and is lightweight compared to other plastics, making it easier to disperse or be washed into the ocean. In fact, it is not just the foam lunch box that is a source of pollution, a lot of foam waste is being dumped in the ocean! And this material is 100% recyclable. Dumping foam plastic into the ocean is not only a pollution to the environment, but also a serious waste of resources.

More than one garbage truck of plastic enters the ocean every minute. We need policy solutions to protect our marine environment. While using foam products sparingly, we must also attach great importance to the recycling of foam materials during foam production and after use. Any industry that may produce waste foam should pay attention to the use of foam recycling machine for recycling. GREENMAX foam compactor helps keep waste foam out of the ocean.

The foam marine waste that GREENMAX foam compactor helps to recycle includes marine buoys, foam fish boxes, etc. Of course, it is not limited to these two most common types of marine debris. The types of foam that GREENMAX foam compactor can recycle include EPS, EPE, and EPP foam, and it is not limited to waste from marine sources. It can accept waste foam from various industries.

The main working principle of the Foam compactor is to break the foam into pieces, squeeze out the air, and the compression ratio is 50; 1. The compressed EPS becomes compact, and the mass per unit volume becomes heavier, which will not be as easy as before Broken and scattered everywhere.

GREENMAX foam compactor not only helps to solve the problem of marine pollution, but also contributes to the sustainable development of resources.