Abt Electronics, the largest retailer of electronics, appliances, and home goods, has purchased a GREENMAX Styrofoam recycling machine to make more efficient waste management and expand its commitment to sustainability. With GREENMAX machine, every year Abt saves over 350,000 pounds of Styrofoam going to landfills. It can be said that GREENMAX machine surely solve the problem of storing Styrofoam for Abt.



People are used to refer to Styrofoam as "public enemy No. 6." The initiate problem is there is not enough space to store Styrofoam. Styrofoam takes up a lot of space because of its large volume but low density. And it is flammable, a little careless may even cause fire. So in the past, the Styrofoam takeout containers, electronics packaging, coolers and other products we discard each year have polluted waterways or are buried in landfills. Besides, shipping and landfilling Styrofoam must be paid, which is also a huge expense for manufacturers. And once in the environment, Styrofoam can take decades or even centuries to break down.



However, now the waste Styrofoam can be packed and sent into GREENMAX machine. Once the waste Styrofoam is dropped-off at the compactor, an onsite machine cuts the foam into small pieces and then cold-compacts it at a ratio of 50:1. So GREENMAX compactor helps save a lot of space. Furthermore, the compacted Styrofoam can be sold to GREENMAX that can transmit compacted materials to frame products. The recycling of Styrofoam is realized through the above process. So GREENMAX Styrofoam compactor helps save a lot of space and expense of transporting and landfilling. Recycling Styrofoam can not only reduce pollution, but also save resources and space, and achieve sustainable development.



INTCO Recycling has been committed to the Styrofoam recycling business and is the world's largest Styrofoam recycler, pelletizer, and terminal application provider. INTCO Recycling also developed the GREENMAX machine, which not only meets international standards but also has mature technology. If you are interested, please contact INTCO Recycling.