FAQ

• Q1: Can CF-CP380 process wet seafood foam boxes?
  A: Yes. Cold pressing requires no heat and is not affected by moisture.
  Simply drain excess liquid and feed directly. Key parts are stainless steel, resistant to seawater corrosion.
• Q2: Which has higher compression ratio — cold press or hot melt?
  A: Hot melt up to 90:1, cold press 30:1–50:1.
  Cold press excels in no odor, moisture resistance, mixed materials.
  Choose hot melt for maximum compression; choose cold press for wet/odorous materials.
• Q3: How much can CF-CP380 process per day?
  A: At 200 kg/h × 8 hours, daily output ≈ 1.6 tons.
  It can run 24 hours continuously, reaching 4–5 tons per day.
• Q4: How to use the compressed blocks?
  A: Blocks can be sold directly to pelletizing factories,
  or processed into recycled pellets with our pelletizing line for photo frames, insulation boards, etc.
• Q5: Does the machine need a foundation?
  A: No special foundation required.
  Only flat, load-bearing ground needed.
  All-in-one design (crushing, conveying, compacting) with small footprint.

Project Case

Case: Seafood Packaging Recycling in Spain (EU PPWR Compliance)
Pain Points:
Waste fish boxes contain moisture and salt; hot melt machines often malfunction.
Solution:
Adopt cold press compactors (CF-CP series).
Results:
Compression ratio 50:1, high block density, greatly reduced transport cost, fully compliant with EU recycling regulations.
Suitable for: Fishing ports, seafood processing plants.

Call to Action

Have wet foam or seafood boxes to recycle?
CF-CP380 is specially designed for you.
Contact us for professional solutions and official quotation.