Furniture
In American furniture chain stores, EPS foam is often used to protect the furniture parts and components materials, facilitating transportation. After the furniture is assembled, the disposal of waste EPS foam will become a headache. Previously, it took a lot of labor and warehousing space to store these waste foams, and then regular disposal fees were needed to be paid to third parties for processing, which was very costly.
In response to this pain point in the furniture industry, GREENMAX developed EPS volume reduction equipment that can compress waste foam at high density, not only solving the storage problem of waste foam, but also saving processing fees. Meanwhile, the compressed foam blocks can be secondary sales, producing economic benefits.
Ashley Furniture Industries, Inc. was established in the United States in 1945 and is a world-renowned American manufacturer and retailer of home furnishings. All furniture needs foam packaging, and Ashley Furniture is no exception. However, disposing of foam waste through landfills is extremely expensive. As a result, Ashley is always looking for more efficient and environmentally friendly ways to handle foam.
Later, Ashley contacted GREENMAX through Alibaba and expressed its intention to purchase a new recycling machine. GREENMAX understood Ashley's waste foam recycling needs, including foam type, output, recycling rate and other indicators, and designed the most suitable foam recycling plan for the team. After two months of investigation with a visit to the user to try the GREENMAX machine personally, Ashley purchased the first GREENMAX M-C200. A year later, they purchased a second GREENMAX recycling machine.
This approach of GREENMAX recycling machines can save the high cost of foam processing on the one hand, and also brings considerable benefits on the other hand. Not only does it protect the environment, it also promotes foam recycling.
