The beverage bottle recycling business develops well compared to other waste recycling. PET beverage bottles are inert and take an extremely long time to degrade. The empty cylinders would also take an enormous amount of space in landfills if they were not crushed. The first attempt at PET recycling goes back to 1977. Today PET bottles which are usually clear or green colored have the identification number 1 on the bottom which makes them easier to identify in the recycling stream by GREENMAX beverage draining machine/squeezer.

Deal with the Beverage Bottles with liquid:

1.NESTLE in the United States Beverage/Drink company who have a large amount of rejected products or out-dated ones, like PEPSI, COCA-COLA.

2.Waste Management company that gets a lot of beverage bottles and a large percentage of them are not empty.

3.Recycling Company who do the beverage bottle recycling, and have a large percentage of full beverage bottles, which is hardly be repressed with water.

GREENMAX beverage draining machine/squeezer provides a new way: POSEIDON Series beverage squeezer could do the Beverage bottle dewatering work for all kind of beverage with the package of plastic bottles like PET bottles, carton box, aluminum cans, etc.

GREENMAX Cases:

1.NESTLE in United States

2.PEPSICO in Thailand

Normally, Beverage Bottles will be recycled as following steps:

1.Empty plastic bottles are collected and taken to a Materials Recovery Facility, where they are separated from your other recyclable materials.

2.The bottles are squashed, baled and sent to the reprocessing company.

3.The bottles are dry cleaned and sorted using an optical beam which separates the different types of plastic.

4.The bottles are then ground into flakes which are washed and sorted again.  Depending on the kind of plastic, the flakes are either decontaminated using a chemical solution or melted down and sieved to form beads as the plastic cools.

5.These beads and flakes can be melted down again and turned into new products. This can include packaging, drainage pipes, garden furniture or simply new plastic bottles.

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