Boulevard Furniture is a furniture retailer serving Utah and Nevada in the western United States. To protect products during storage and transportation, the company uses large amounts of EPS foam packaging. As its business continued to grow, so did the volume of used EPS packaging, making efficient recycling an important part of its waste management strategy.
Over the past few years, its furniture business is getting better and better, and Boulevard also collected more and more EPS waste. But the handling of waste EPS is a very troublesome thing for them.
Boulevard has a lot of waste EPS foam packaging which may fill a few trash bins every few days, and the disposal costs of each trash bin can up to 200 to 300 dollars, which is relatively a large cost. Boulevard was always looking to find a better solution to deal with EPS.
Boulevard found GREENMAX from INTCO recycling during the search for an effective EPS recycling solution. It was very pleased to learn that GREENMAX is an EPS recycling specialist and can provide a full range of EPS recycling services. Because GREENMAX can not only provide EPS recycling solutions, including consulting and equipment but also INTCO will purchase back EPS scraps at a good price.
When considering ordering GREENMAX EPS recycling equipment, Marc - Boulevard's Vice President also took a visit to LA to see the operation of GREENMAX machine. Marc felt more convinced after the visitation and the guests of GREENMAX in LA spoke highly on the machine and service.
After doing all the market research, Boulevard purchased the GREENMAX foam densifier M-C100 - a mid-sized EPS hot melt machine. During the 2 years’ operation of the foam densifier M-C100, Boulevard not only saved 3-4 million dollars of disposal costs each year but also achieved income from selling EPS scraps to GREENMAX. And Boulevard is now very pleased with GREENMAX EPS recycling solution.
FAQ
1. Why do furniture companies generate large amounts of EPS waste?
EPS foam is widely used to protect furniture during storage and transportation, generating substantial waste after unpacking.
2. How does an EPS densifier help furniture businesses?
It compresses loose foam into dense blocks, reducing disposal costs and improving recycling efficiency.
3. Can recycled EPS create additional value?
Yes. Compressed EPS can be sold to recyclers and processed into recycled plastic materials.
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