EXPOL is an Australian EPS manufacturer specializing in solutions such as EPS retaining walls, EPS masonry walls, and EPS concrete floor insulation. It is worth mentioning that one of their promotional highlights that these products are 100% recyclable EPS.

In today's world of sustainability, this feature totally adds to the appeal of their products. EPS was previously disposed of as ordinary garbage by the traditional methods of landfill and incineration, which caused irreversible damage to the environment as well as to living organisms.

Fortunately, with the development of technology and the new awareness of EPS, more and more companies and councils are using the EPS recycling machine to recycle EPS, a material that is proven to be 100 percent recyclable. GREENMAX is a specialist in EPS recycling and has worked with nearly 1000 customers worldwide. The GREENMAX EPS compactor is a typical recycling machine that can be broken into small pieces without heat or cold treatment and then physically compressed to reduce the size of a large EPS to 1 in 50.

We have worked with an Australian EPS plant of similar nature to EXPOL. They purchased a GREENAMAX EPS compactor to dispose of their obsolete EPS boards. The staff could easily and efficiently learn to use the machine and dispose of the large quantities of difficult to transport and difficult to handle EPS in a short period of time. After all, highly dense EPS blocks are more space and transportation efficient than lightweight EPS panels.

In summary, EPS can be 100% recycled by recycling machines. But this is not its final destination, after the machine EPS into blocks, that is, PS particles of raw materials, PS particles can be made into beautiful decorative photo frames and skirting products back to the sale of human beings. This shows that EPS has gradually from the subconscious of people's garbage into a renewable "treasure"!