If you try to use a set of foam densifier for recycling, it is believed that you may not insist the opinion of banning foam use.
Due to its low cost and convenience, foam is widely used for food packaging such as coffee cups, plates and food trays. Data shows that the annual foam waste generated in Toronto is calculated at 1 billion tons and most is dropped into a landfill and cause severe pollution.
Foam volume reduction techniques have existed for a long time, but those who support the foam ban have long argued that the cost of foam recycling is high. In fact, some foam recycling specialists have already begun profitable foam recycling projects, such as GREENMAX from INTCO Recycling.
With more than 10 years of recycling experience at INTCO Recycling which has a complete foam recycling chain, GREENMAX provides customers with beneficial foam recycling projects. The foam densifier designed and developed by GREENMAX uses the screw hot melting technology to compress foam waste at a ratio of 90: 1. The densified foam ingots helps customers effectively reduce the cost of storage and transportation.
It’s worth mentioning that, INTCO Recycling has promised the foam densifier customers to buy densified foam ingots to make new frame products. This not only allowed for scientific recycling, but also brings businesses extra profit. Of course, it is not mandatory and customers also can look for other end producers to sell.