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- EPS (Expandable Polystyrene)
- GPPS (General Purpose Polystyrene)
- HIPS (High Impact Polystyrene)
The Expandable Polystyrene range includes white EPS raw material, recycled EPS, graphite EPS and EPS biofilter beads. Specify the series and any grade requirements in your enquiry.
GPPS stands for General Purpose Polystyrene. The range includes virgin GPPS pellets and recycled GPPS pellets, with material requirements discussed for each enquiry.
HIPS stands for High Impact Polystyrene. The range includes virgin HIPS pellets and recycled HIPS pellets. Specify the required category, grade and intended use in your enquiry.
Factory & Cases
From Material Development to Customer Visits
Custom-colour EPS beads developed for a Saudi customer to distinguish seafood packaging types and support decorative components.
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Face-to-face discussions at K Show Germany and Chinaplas connected material specifications with international sourcing requirements.
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An on-site visit introduced overseas customers to material processing, inspection and warehousing, supported by direct discussions of quality control.
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Formula development and laboratory testing aligned graphite EPS with a building insulation application, with attention to processing consistency.
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Customer Projects & Factory Visits
Custom-Colour EPS for Seafood Packaging
Custom-colour EPS beads developed for a Saudi customer to distinguish seafood packaging types and support decorative components.
Materials Discussions at International Plastics Exhibitions
Face-to-face discussions at K Show Germany and Chinaplas connected material specifications with international sourcing requirements.
Overseas Customer Factory Visit
An on-site visit introduced overseas customers to material processing, inspection and warehousing, supported by direct discussions of quality control.
Solution
Material Selection Guides
The Truth About EPS Expansion: Beyond Bead Size Uniformity
Particle-size variation is natural in EPS resin. Stable expansion should be judged by the molded product’s shape regularity and weight.
EPS Biofilter Beads: Planning a Material Evaluation
Select the EPS biofilter bead form and size grade: A at 2–3 mm, B at 3–4 mm, or C above 4 mm, with the intended application clearly stated.
Pellet Family Selection Guide
Understand the four EPS subcategories and the virgin or recycled GPPS and HIPS options before narrowing down a pellet enquiry.
Insulation Board Category Guide
Compare the listed insulation board and system categories by construction use, dimensions and project requirements before selecting a product for review.
Who We Are
About Our Company
We focus on EPS materials for packaging, insulation and other industrial applications. Our EPS range includes raw material grades, recycled EPS, graphite EPS and EPS biofilter beads, supported by GPPS, HIPS and board products. From material specifications and colour matching to customer visits and delivery discussions, we help customers turn their application requirements into clear material enquiries. Professional service and quality first guide our approach.
Our Business
EPS raw materials, recycled EPS, graphite EPS and EPS biofilter beads, alongside GPPS, HIPS and board products.
Our Approach
Professional service, a focus on quality and clear communication with customers.
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Material Guides & Product Insights
EPS Raw Material Grades: Choosing Between F, E, B and P
Compare F, E, B and P EPS raw material grades by their insulation and packaging applications, then prepare a focused material enquiry.
Material Guide: EPS, GPPS and HIPS
A guide to EPS, GPPS and HIPS categories, including EPS biofilter beads and virgin or recycled GPPS and HIPS pellets.
Material Guide: Boards and Insulation Systems
A product guide to the listed XPS, composite, polyurethane, cast-in-place, acoustic and decorative board categories in the product range.
Material Guide: Reading Range Reference Images
Understand the material categories shown in the gallery and distinguish sample photographs from grade-specific technical specifications.