How to recycle Styrofoam insulation?

Main applications of Styrofoam include insulated panel systems for using in floors, wall and roofs of domestic as well as commercial buildings due to its light weight, strength and thermal insulation characteristics. The Styrofoam insulation provided cost effective and high performance solutions in building and construction industry.

EPS, named Styrofoam, is also well proven in civil building applications where its inherent strength means it can support structures such as roadways and railways with complete ease.

Just like the production of any other products, there would be substandard goods and leftover bits and pieces. In building and construction, these become waste polystyrene. It’s pitiful to throw them away as garbage and landfill, which would also cause white pollution. Therefore, polystyrene insulation recycling and Styrofoam insulation recycling is necessary. However, it needs large space to store the waste polystyrene insulation and Styrofoam scraps because it is in large volume.

The advantages of recycle Styrofoam:

1. save you time, money and labor.
2. reduce Storage space and less jobsite waste
3. is environment friendly
4. High density and security, no fumes, low utility consumption

Is there any solution to help to recycle polystyrene insulation? Yes. Siedon Styrofoam recycling machines will help. 

The solution of Styrofoam insulation recycling

EPS Foam compactor is a good option. It could compact waste Styrofoam insulation and make the tight compacted Styrofoam Construction Panel blocks are much easier to handle and can save storage and transport spaces and costs.

Of course, Siedon recycling also offer another great method to recycle polystyrene insulation. It is Styrofoam densifier. Many consumers in difficult countries, after the use of hot melting equipment, they give a praise for machines as the excellent operation processes and high-qualified after-sale services. After a process of shredding, heating and extruding, the foam will become the densified PS ingots.

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