Evanston's current trash collection service does not include styrofoam, and there are no trash pickup locations available. This is something of a gap in community recycling opportunities. Since last fall, volunteers have been helping to recycle No. 6 plastic foam (including styrofoam foam packaging blocks and clean post-consumer foam trays, takeout containers and coffee cups) by first recycling them. Stored and sorted, then transported to Abt and Dart companies for recycling

If the relevant environmental protection and recycling departments in the Evanston area help adopt styrofoam compactor for recycling, then the white pollution in the area will be better solved. In response, the Cedar Falls city government has begun recycling styrofoam compactors. The region attaches great importance to the recycling of styrofoam waste and is committed to providing comprehensive public services to local residents. For this reason, a styrofoam compactor A-C200 was purchased to compress the collected styrofoam waste.

The application of GREENMAX Styrofoam compactor provides more possibilities for waste Styrofoam reuse. Why do you say that? Because the main purpose of using a styrofoam compactor is compression, styrofoam is also called expanded polystyrene. This material is filled with air. Only by compressing it into dense styrofoam blocs can it continue to be used to make plastics. Particles are then manufactured into a variety of plastic products. Compressed styrofoam can greatly improve the efficiency of granulation. Not only that, compressing styrofoam can also save transportation costs and storage space. These will be impossible to achieve without the styrofoam compactor.

When we have more advanced styrofoam recycling methods, we will have greater capacity to help recycle more waste. If a styrofoam compactor is installed on site, it can help other communities in the nearby area recycle at the same time. This centralized The recycling method can also effectively help downstream manufacturers provide a more stable and large supply of goods.