Expanded Polystyrene / EPS - commonly referred to as Styrofoam™- is made up of 98 percent air and 2 percent plastic. With such a high volume/
weight ratio, EPS waste can quickly fill up garbage cans, dumpsters, and landfill space.

  Although recycling of plastics, paper, and glass is common in the United
States, recycling of EPS is not.  Why aren’t we recycling EPS like Asian and European countries?  Many still believe that EPS is not worth recycling.
Those who have tried to recycle EPS failed to find a feasible method: Old processes were messy and slow, and lacked the ability to reduce the volume of the material greatly enough for efficient handling.  

  Now, RecyleTech has the solution: RT has the equipment which can
process large, medium and small volumes of EPS efficiently and safely. 

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