Brohn Tech LLC has developed a way to constrict polystyrene down into a usable plastic.

Waste360 Staff, Staff

April 25, 2019

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Illinois-based Brohn Tech LLC has developed a way to constrict polystyrene, commonly known as Styrofoam, down into a usable plastic.

Although polystyrene is recyclable, most materials recovery facilities do not accept it as part of their recycling program because of the cost to process it, noted Brohn Tech. The company explained that its Styro-Constrictor makes it cost effective to process this material.    

ABC KHQA News has more information:

Recycling Styrofoam is an expensive and difficult process.

That is until now.

Brien Ohnemous from Ursa, Illinois has developed a way to constrict Styrofoam down into a usable plastic.

He's also made it portable.

Read the full article here.

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