What to do With Polystyrene Trash?

Expanded Polystyrene (also called Styrofoam) is extremely useful for packaging in many industries including fresh fish and fruit, consumer goods and technology.

It can take hundreds of years for expanded polystyrene to biodegrade, but it can also be compacted and recycled in a Mil-tek EPS compactor.

What Kind of Expanded Polystyrene Can I Recycle?

Also known as Styrofoam or EPS-foam, expanded polystyrene is lightweight, low-cost, impermeable, shock-absorbent and provides excellent all round protection for goods.

There are many different forms including moulded sheets for building and packaging peanuts, but the most commonly used form is EPS6, which can be recycled in a Mil-tek EPS Compactor.

What Kind of Expanded Polystyrene Can I Recycle?

Also known as Styrofoam or EPS-foam, expanded polystyrene is lightweight, low-cost, impermeable, shock-absorbent and provides excellent all round protection for goods.

There are many different forms including moulded sheets for building and packaging peanuts, but the most commonly used form is EPS6, which can be recycled in a Mil-tek EPS Compactor.

Better Trash Handling

Better handling isn't about handling your trash more efficiently. It's about managing the volume and the cost of waste disposal, reducing both where possible and trying to generate revenue at the same time.

EPS is often simply bagged and disposed of in bulk, at significant cost. A Mil-tek EPS Compactor allows you to convert that cost to revenue and the volume to space.

Better Trash Handling

Better handling isn't about handling your trash more efficiently. It's about managing the volume and the cost of waste disposal, reducing both where possible and trying to generate revenue at the same time.

EPS is often simply bagged and disposed of in bulk, at significant cost. A Mil-tek EPS Compactor allows you to convert that cost to revenue and the volume to space.

Compacting Expanded Polystyrene

A Mil-tek EPS Compactor works in two stages. First, the expanded polystyrene is shredded to remove both the shape and the air (97%) contained within.

This is then heated, compacted and reformed into a briquette. The briquette is extremely dense (18 lbs per cubic ft) with an overall volume reduction of 40:1.

Compacting Expanded Polystyrene

A Mil-tek EPS Compactor works in two stages. First, the expanded polystyrene is shredded to remove both the shape and the air (97%) contained within.

This is then heated, compacted and reformed into a briquette. The briquette is extremely dense (18 lbs per cubic ft) with an overall volume reduction of 40:1.

Earn Money by Recycling Polystyrene

Recycled EPS6 briquettes can be used to make mobile phone covers, DVD cases and many other cheap consumer goods.

By processing expanded polystyrene using a Mil-tek EPS compactor, you not only make substantial savings compared to sending it in bulk to landfills, but you create a lucrative revenue stream as well.

Earn Money by Recycling Polystyrene

Recycled EPS6 briquettes can be used to make mobile phone covers, DVD cases and many other cheap consumer goods.

By processing expanded polystyrene using a Mil-tek EPS compactor, you not only make substantial savings compared to sending it in bulk to landfills, but you create a lucrative revenue stream as well.

Disposing of Expanded Polystyrene

We place user-friendliness, safety and simplicity to the forefront when we design our EPS compactors.

By providing your staff with the tools it needs to dispose of polystyrene in an environmentally friendly manner, you ensure a more positive undertaking by all involved.

Disposing of Expanded Polystyrene

We place user-friendliness, safety and simplicity to the forefront when we design our EPS compactors.

By providing your staff with the tools it needs to dispose of polystyrene in an environmentally friendly manner, you ensure a more positive undertaking by all involved.

Expanded Polystyrene Compactors

Businesses handling large volumes of EPS6 have the perfect solution to shred, compact and recycle plystyrene