It can be said that Texas attaches great importance to EPS recycling. As early as two years ago, the region's awareness of EPS recycling was already very advanced and practical actions have been taken. Texas's WACO The Cobbs Recycling Center is expanding its list of processed recyclables to include EPS foam. Live demonstrations of their EPS densifier and the recycling process for foam were presented by the Solid Waste Department of the City of Waco during the celebration. Public tours of the Cobbs Recycling Center were also offered. The put into use of EPS densifier is a major sign of the progress of recycling equipment. In fact, not only Texas is working hard to recycle EPS, but the whole United States is working hard for it.

One of GREENMAX's partners operates a furniture store in Texas. There will be a lot of EPS waste produced in the furniture store's warehouse. This is because of the demand for recycling, so the company established a cooperation with GREENMAX. As a domestic machinery brand in the United States, GREENMAX helped the company provide a more reasonable solution. At present, the company has installed GREENMAX EPS densifier M-C300 at 6 points that need to be recycled. This type of equipment is the most powerful one among hot melt equipment. During use, customers are concerned about the compression of EPS densifier. Very satisfied, this equipment uses hot melt technology to compress EPS waste to 1/90 of its original volume.

It is precisely because of the excellent performance of GREENMAX recycling equipment that these machines in Texas were also visited as examples by customers in Mexico. The new partners were also very satisfied with the working conditions of the EPS densifier. During the several years of equipment operation, GREENMAX has continued to provide customers with high-quality after-sales services, including equipment maintenance, troubleshooting of wearing parts and debugging of some common faults, always as quickly as possible. Currently, these EPS densifiers are working well in customers' factories.