A new addition to the Neopolen product line of expanded polypropylene foam (EPP) from BASF (U.S. headquarters in Florham Park, N.J.) is touted to offer enhanced surface qualities as well as other benefits. The new Neopolen P 9235+ grade is touted to have better surface qualities, a color impression deepened by 20%, and optimized filling behavior in manufacturing as compared to the current grades. Neopolen is a recyclable EPP made up mostly of expanded, chemical-free closed-cell foam particles. 

The wide use of EPP foam can be seen from this. EPP is indeed becoming more and more popular in the field of packaging materials and automotive interior materials, because EPP is not only strong in impact resistance, but also very light in weight. When used as packaging, it is not only The items being transported can be well protected, and the packaging is light and convenient for transportation. When applied to automotive interiors, the lightweight feature can effectively reduce fuel consumption.

This upgraded EPP foam is still a 100% recyclable foam plastic, and the recovery rate of EPP has not yet reached a high level. It is actually not difficult to recycle EPP foam. If you choose a suitable The foam recycling machine can easily realize EPP recycling. Using EPP compactor can effectively recycle EPP foam. GREENMAX is a machinery brand under INTCO Recycling. It is a well-known machinery brand originated in the United States and has been focusing on foam recycling for more than ten years. The EPP compactor Zeus series can recycle EPP foam, which is relatively difficult to handle. Foam plastic, whether it is the material before use or the material after use, can be put into the crushing chamber of the EPP compactor, and then reduced by screw extrusion. When the compressed material is output, the hot melt ring at the outlet will heat the surface of the blocs, making the compressed blocs more compact.

INTCO GREENMAX EPP compactor Zeus series has a compression ratio of 50:1. It is an efficient and energy-saving foam recycling machine. It has helped many customers recycle the worrying EPP foam in the past few decades. If you are also interested in this equipment If you are interested, please feel free to contact INTCO Recycling!