#styrofoamcompactor

[intcorecycling]

Foam Expo North America 2026 is a wrap! 🎉♻️

Three busy days. Lots of foam. Even more great conversations.

At the show, GREENMAX met companies dealing with the same problem: EPS, EPE, and EPP foam piling up, taking space, and increasing hauling costs.

Our answer? Compress it. Densify it. Sell it.

With the right foam recycling machine, bulky foam waste can become compact, transportable, and valuable material.

Thanks to everyone who stopped by the GREENMAX booth. The show is over, but foam recycling keeps moving forward. 🚀

[intcorecycling]

🏗️ Still paying to haul away Styrofoam from construction sites?

EPS foam is used in insulation boards, roofing, EIFS, Geofoam, and more… but once it becomes scrap, it quickly fills dumpsters and jobsite corners. 😵‍💫

A smarter option?

🚛 Use a truck-mounted Styrofoam compactor ♻️ Process EPS waste across multiple job sites 📦 Compress bulky foam into dense blocks 💰 Sell the blocks to downstream recyclers 📉 Reduce hauling and disposal costs

With the right foam recycling machine, scattered construction foam waste can become a recyclable material stream.

Less waste. Lower transport cost. More value from EPS recycling.

Styrofoam waste doesn’t have to be landfill cost—it can become material revenue.

[intcorecycling]

🎄 Peak season shipping, foam piling up? EPS recycling is easier than you think.

Holiday promotions drive a surge in appliance and electronics shipments—and with them, mountains of EPS (Styrofoam). Bulky, space-hungry, and expensive to transport, foam waste quickly clogs warehouses and slows operations.

The good news: Styrofoam recycling is a proven, mature path. Through compaction → reuse, EPS is no longer waste—it becomes a resource.

For businesses that use large volumes of foam, a Styrofoam compactor is the key. GreenMax A-C300 delivers up to 50:1 volume reduction, handles high volumes continuously, frees up storage space, and turns foam from a disposal cost into a sellable material—while meeting sustainability and ESG goals.

Instead of being buried by foam, make it smaller, more valuable, and sustainable.