Foam Densifier Reduces Lin Engineering's Environmental Footprint
Foam Densifier Reduces Lin Engineering's Environmental Footprint
Lin Engineering uses a Foam Densifier to recycle foam and to help reduce our environmental footprint. This machine has helped reduce our overall waste by up to 75%. The foam is fed into the shredder by our specially trained employees. This machine can reduce foam to about a 90th of its original size. The shredded foam is heated and melted together before being poured into a rigid box. Once the container is full and cooled down, the foam brick is removed and put onto a pallet. Once the pallet is full it is sold and delivered to a company in Texas. These bricks are then recycled into new plastic products like pens, pencils, picture frames, and more.
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Motor Selection and Sizing
Selecting the right motor for an application can be difficult as each motor has different characteristics and will provide different torque and speeds. When trying to find the right motor and size it's important to keep in mind the application the motor will be used for as well as the power you can provide to the motor.
Foam Densifier Reduces Lin Engineering's Environmental Footprint
Lin Engineering uses a Foam Densifier to recycle foam and to help reduce our environmental footprint. This machine has helped reduce our overall waste by up to 75%.
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