As early as two years ago, foam recycling activities in North America had received considerable attention. The biggest manufacturer of polystyrene in North America is AmSty, a partnership between Trinseo LLC and Chevron Phillips Chemical Company LP. Between 50 and 100 tons of plastic would be processed daily at the new recycling facility. Another joint venture between AmSty and the Norwegian plastic manufacturer Agilyx Corporation, which in its Oregon pilot plant under the name Regenyx developed cutting-edge recycling technologies. As of the year before last, Regenyx had recycled more than 1 million pounds of polystyrene into new materials. The companies estimate this is equivalent to saving 37.5 million foam cups or 32.5 million foam food takeout containers from landfill.

If you want to recycle foam waste in large quantities, you should use appropriate machinery for recycling. Generally, if we want to process a large amount of foam waste efficiently, what we value most is the compression ratio of the equipment. Because foam is huge in size, if we want to successfully transfer a large amount of waste, we must first find a way to reduce its volume. It is possible to implement foam recycling smoothly. INTCO Recycling has been engaged in foam recycling for more than ten years. In the international recycling process, many people refuse to carry out foam recycling or companies that cannot successfully carry out projects are because they have not purchased a suitable recycling equipment.

In order to better establish cooperative relationships with more companies, INTCO Recycling has specially established the machinery brand GREENMAX to design and manufacture foam volume reduction equipment to help more people achieve foam recycling. Among them, the foam densifier has been a best-seller in North America and even the United States in recent years. Model, GREENMAX foam densifier has a very high compression ratio, which can reach 90:1.

The most noteworthy point is that during the recycling process, we found that the current packaging market is no longer a single polystyrene foam packaging. More and more Polyethylene foams are beginning to appear. GREENMAX foam densifier can be recycled. There are many types of foam, not just polystyrene foam. This is why we are constantly adapting to the diversified foam packaging market and recycling market. GREENMAX foam densifier is constantly pursuing innovation and optimization to better help Businesses recycle.