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HIPS Press on bales

Price 635 USD ($)/ Metric Ton

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HIPS Press on bales Specification

Usage
Use for recycling

Density
1.04 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Plastic Type
High Impact Polystyrene (HIPS)

Type
Press on bales

Size
Standard industry bale size (approx. 700 mm x 400 mm x 400 mm)

Shape
Compacted rectangular bales

Color
Mixed (typically includes white, black, and colored HIPS)

Weight
30 kg to 50 kg per bale

Material Purity
Usually 90% or higher HIPS content

Contaminants
Free from PVC, paper, and metal contaminants

Odor
Odorless or mild plastic scent

Melting Point
Approx. 220°C

Moisture Content
Less than 2%

Packaging Type
Bulk pressed bales, strapped with steel or plastic bands

HIPS Press on bales Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
18 Metric Ton

Payment Terms
Telegraphic Transfer (T/T)

Supply Ability
100 Per Month

Delivery Time
30 Days

Sample Available
Yes

Sample Policy
Contact us for information regarding our sample policy

Main Export Market(s)
Asia, Australia, Central America, North America, South America, Eastern Europe, Western Europe, Middle East, Africa

About HIPS Press on bales

Material: HIPS Press on bales

Category: HIPS

Type: Press on bales

Quantity: 18 Tons

Loading weight: 18 Tons

Specification: HIPS combine load: Tyvek backing (Pe based material, has no effect on hips processing whatsoever. Medical grade hips cut outs. Very nice material), HIPS sign scrap and HIPS reels, 3 loads per month

Premium-Grade HIPS for Efficient Recycling

Our HIPS Press on bales contain at least 90% High Impact Polystyrene, free from major contaminants like PVC, metal, and paper. These bales are pressed into a standardized, manageable size, making them easy to handle, store, and transport, while maintaining the materials purity for optimal recycling outcomes.

Consistent Quality and Versatile Usage

With strict controls over moisture content (under 2%) and density (1.04 g/cm3), these bales are engineered to meet the requirements of recyclers and manufacturers. Their mixed coloration (including white, black, and other hues) provides flexibility for various end-user applications. Presence of minimal odor ensures safety and comfort during processing.

FAQs of HIPS Press on bales:

Q: What is the typical purity level of HIPS Press on bales?

A: Our HIPS Press on bales usually contain a minimum of 90% High Impact Polystyrene content, making them highly suitable for recycling and manufacturing applications requiring consistent polymer quality.

Q: How should HIPS Press on bales be stored and handled to maintain quality?

A: Store the bales in a dry area to keep moisture content below 2% and prevent contamination. Handle using standard equipment suitable for 3050 kg loads, and ensure bales remain strapped until processing.

Q: Where can HIPS Press on bales be sourced in the United States?

A: These bales are widely available across the United States through authorized distributors, exporters, manufacturers, suppliers, and traders specializing in secondary plastics.

Q: What is the recycling process for HIPS Press on bales?

A: Once received, bales are unstrapped, inspected for quality, then shredded and melted at approximately 220C. The purified material can then be remanufactured into a range of plastic products.

Q: When is the ideal time to process HIPS Press on bales after delivery?

A: It is recommended to process the bales soon after delivery to preserve their low moisture content and minimize the chance of contamination, maintaining optimal recycling efficiency.

Q: How does using HIPS Press on bales benefit manufacturers and recyclers?

A: Utilizing these bales enables efficient sourcing of high-purity regrind material, cutting costs on raw feedstock, reducing environmental impact, and supporting circular economy practices.

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