GREENMAX Styrofoam Compactor APOLO C200 Polystyrene Foam Compactor

Styrofoam packaging, containers, and boxes are all recyclable. GREENMAX Styrofoam compactor APOLO C200 is designed to compact large-size and lightweight Styrofoam materials, reducing their volume efficiently. The compacted Styrofoam blocks are easy to handle, store, and transport, making them convenient to recycle, sell, or reuse. INTCO Recycling provides reliable Styrofoam compactors and also buys back compressed Styrofoam blocks, supporting sustainable recycling efforts.

Applicable Materials: EPS (Styrofoam), PSP (Polystyrene Paper), XPS (Extruded Polystyrene)

Technical Data:

·Max Capacity: 200 kg/h
·Compression Ratio: 50:1
·Compressed Density: 200-400 kg/m3
·Total Power Consumption: 19.55 kW

Advantages:

·Screw compression technology produces continuous logs at a ratio of 50:1

·Mechanical Compression Technology, Safe, No fumes, Lower Consumption

·Siemens Control System makes the operation easy and simple

·Famous brand components like SIEMENS, PHOENIX, etc

·CE/UL/CSA standards

·Remarks: We can design tailor-made GREENMAX Styrofoam compactors according to the customer's special requirements

Successful Case

·The Brick
·RICOH
·McArthur Furniture

FAQ

1. What is the GREENMAX Styrofoam Compactor A-C200?
The A-C200 is a styrofoam compactor designed to compress loose EPS foam waste into dense blocks, reducing volume and recycling costs.

2. What materials can the Styrofoam compactor process?
It is mainly used for EPS (expanded polystyrene), including foam packaging, fish boxes, and protective foam materials.

3. What is the processing capacity of GREENMAX Styrofoam compactor A-C200?
The machine has a capacity of about 200 kg per hour, suitable for medium-scale foam recycling needs.

4. How much volume reduction can Styrofoam compactor A-C200 achieve?
The A-C200 can reduce foam volume by up to 50:1, saving storage space and transportation expenses.

5. Who should use the GREENMAX styrofoam compactor?
It is ideal for recycling centers, seafood markets, electronics manufacturers, warehouses, and logistics companies that generate large amounts of styrofoam waste.