Polystyrene recycling system requires precise coordination of the entire process to achieve a complete and efficient polystyrene recycling system. Especially for the two steps of recycling and crushing, the subsequent recycling and reuse can only be achieved if adequate preparations are made during sorting and preprocessing. If you want to achieve sorting and preprocessing well, you need high-frequency and high-quality recycling activities. It will be gathered by the firm "Save that Stuff" for recycling!  

The location of Beverly High School, 100 Sohier Road, Beverly, MA, will host a drive-through event.  Participation is open to Beverly and Salem residents.  Only stiff, white expanded polystyrene. Mayor Pangallo stated that Salem has made significant efforts to preserve the local ecosystem, minimize our impact on the climate crisis, and decrease the quantity of solid waste that is dumped in landfills as a certified Green Community. At the event site, a polystyrene recycling machine will be used to help with compression, which means that during the entire event, we can both sort waste and compress expanded polystyrene.

The most worrying thing in the process of recycling expanded polystyrene is that some related companies want to skip the "compression" step for recycling. This not only has a great impact on transportation, but also on granulation. certain influence. Because direct transportation of uncompressed expanded polystyrene requires expensive transportation costs, and directly involving loose expanded polystyrene in the polystyrene recycling system will make the entire recycling efficiency lower, especially when using loose polystyrene. Ethylene pelletization is less efficient than compacted polystyrene. Therefore, if you want to achieve an efficient and high-quality polystyrene recycling system, you must rely on high-quality recycling activities and polystyrene recycling machines.

Use a polystyrene recycling machine to compress expanded polystyrene, then use the compressed polystyrene to pelletize, and then use the plastic particles to make new plastic products. The whole process is almost a complete polystyrene recycling system, which not only requires the support of recycling activities, but also needs assistance with recycling equipment.