Expol New Zealand achieves a better recycling loop with the help of GREENMAX Polystyrene recycling machine

Expol is New Zealand's largest Polystyrene producer with 44 years of industry experience, 7 factories and 250 employees. As an industry leader, they are committed to the sustainable use of expanded Polystyrene, with 30% Polystyrene recycled to make foam foundations and 100% recycled drainage panels. In addition, the customer has set up nearly 100 recycling points in New Zealand, mainly in hardware stores, so that the public can send waste Polystyrene packaging materials to the recycling points for centralized compression.

Not only because Expol has a high environmental awareness, but also because they have a high level of sustainability awareness, considering that Polystyrene foam is a very cost-effective material, the customer wanted to prove that Polystyrene is a 100% recyclable material, does not need to be banned at the source, and can solve the pollution problem as long as it is recycled.

From the beginning, Expol had a number of business line partnerships with us. As we all know, we not only provides polystyrene recycling machine, but also supports polystyrene recycling, that is, the repurchase of compressed foam. Initially, INTCO Recycling, the parent company of GREENMAX, purchased the polystyrene compressed material produced by the customer, but in the process, we found that the expanded polystyrene they compressed was not compact enough, so they wasted some unnecessary transportation costs, and the foam was not compact enough to achieve a higher selling price, so their Polystyrene recycling project was not very successful at the time.

Expol previously used a certain brand of cold press, which limited the overall recycling efficiency due to the above-mentioned problems. After GREENMAX learned about the customer's predicament and nearly a year of in-depth communication and technical evaluation, the customer finally chose to try the GREENMAX polystyrene recycling machine, and visited GREENMAX machinery factory in December last year to inspect the operation effect of the polystyrene recycling machine. In the end, the customer decided to purchase two devices, namely polystyrene recycling machine M-C100 and M-C200.

This recycling equipment is mainly supported by hot melt technology, and the compression ratio can reach 90:1. If you are looking for a denser compression effect, then this foam densifier is your best choice.

After using the equipment, the guests made a series of high comments: GREENMAX polystyrene recycling machine completely solved our dilemma. The material blocks are more compact, the transportation cost is greatly reduced, and the selling price is also increased, which helps us to achieve the closed loop of polystyrene recycling. GREENMAX not only helps customers achieve the closed loop of recycling and cope with policy pressure, but also enhances the image of corporate social responsibility. As the largest polystyrene manufacturer in New Zealand, it has set an example for the global polystyrene recycling industry.

GREENMAX not only solves the urgent needs of customers, but also helps them achieve the sustainable development goals of polystyrene recycling. In the future, GREENMAX will continue to provide efficient and environmentally friendly solutions to global customers with innovative technologies and high-quality services, and jointly promote the development of the circular economy.