
EPP Waste for EPP Recycling
The use of EPP is on the rise, and the material is available in different qualities and finishes. We typically see EPP being used as a packaging material in the electronics and assembly industries. Using our RUNI compactor will help you turn your EPP waste into value by compacting and selling the materials for recycling.
EPP has a tough structure, and it is therefore necessary to mount a heavy-duty pre-crusher on the compactor to pre-crush the EPP foam. The screw and the automatic hydraulic jaws compact the material into uniform blocks, and the compacted EPP usually has a density of up to 350 kg/m³.
EPP Recycling with RUNI Compactor
After the EPP waste is fed into the heavy-duty pre-crusher and turned into cohesive blocks, they can be stacked on pallets and sent to/sold for recycling with 20 tonnes on a truck or in a container.
The machine can be fed manually in a 45° hopper or by conveyor belt into a vertical hopper. The different incorporated sensors ensure easy operation with automatic start and stop. It is also possible to buy an automatic block divider and crane for handling the heavy, compacted blocks.
In addition, RUNI has developed a solution able to compact both EPS (Airpop/Styrofoam) and EPP in the same machine, if both materials appear in the waste stream.
You can read more about the recycling of EPP in our recycling guide.

Case Studies
With the help of two SK370s, Selit compacts their off-cut EPE and XPS to optimize the recycling of these materials.
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One of Europe’s largest producers of plastic granulate from consumer waste chose in 2017 to replace their existing installation of screw compactors with 6 new RUNI SK370 screw compactors.
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Every day, Morpol receives thousands of EPS boxes with fresh salmon and cooling ice. The boxes are only used once, and therefore Morpol uses the RUNI SK370.
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