A group of professionals from Massachusetts and the United Kingdom is developing an affordable method of recycling the bothersome styrofoam, sometimes known by the brand name expanded polystyrene, which frequently ends up on most homes' front porches as product packaging. —often winds up in landfills or pollutes the ocean.

Experts from Worcester Polytechnic and the University of Bath report that their pyrolysis technology has the “potential” to reuse up to 60% of polystyrene. Surprisingly, current methods can recycle less than 5 percent of polystyrene, according to a press release from experts. This is consistent with the overall sluggish state of plastic recycling, which is estimated to be around 5% to 6% in the United States. The main reason for the current low recycling rate of styrofoam is not because there is no suitable recycling method. On the contrary, the recycling technology of styrofoam has become more and more mature, and the recycling methods have become very diversified. The current recycling rate is low. The main reason is that many related companies feel that recycling styrofoam is a troublesome matter. GREENMAX is doing its best to help solve this problem. In order to make recycling styrofoam easier, GREENMAX has made the following efforts:

Design and manufacture efficient and simple styrofoam melting machine

GREENMAX styrofoam melting machine is a recycling equipment with high compression and simple operation. It is the main force in the styrofoam recycling market. Put the styrofoam waste into the crushing bin, and the large pieces of styrofoam densifier will be broken into small pieces, and then heated, melted and ground. As long as the parameters of the machine are set well, debugging is often no longer needed during use. The machine will automatically perform crushing, heating and extrusion. The extruded hot melt materials need to be processed by workers to organize them into regular shapes. If you think this is too troublesome, you can use it with the GREENMAX water cooling system to achieve automatic cutting, cooling and collection.

Establish a complete recycling and reuse system

GREENMAX will not only provide styrofoam melting machines, but also help customers solve the waste generated. Only when the compressed waste is actually put into production can it be considered to be reused. GREENMAX waits until the customer compresses the waste, then buys back the CPPCC waste, then mixes the waste with new materials and puts it into production activities.