HIPS Trays in Bales

HIPS Trays in Bales consist of compressed and strapped High Impact Polystyrene (HIPS) trays collected from industrial, retail, agricultural, and food-packaging streams. Baling allows efficient handling, storage, and transportation of large volumes of material for recycling. Due to their excellent rigidity, impact resistance, and ease of processing, HIPS trays are widely sought after by recyclers and plastic manufacturers for conversion into recycled pellets and new plastic products.

Advantages

• High impact strength and toughness
• Lightweight yet rigid structure
• Easy to collect, bale, and transport
• Excellent recyclability and reprocessing performance
• Consistent material quality for manufacturing
• Suitable for extrusion, thermoforming, and injection molding

Applications

• Food and produce packaging trays
• Electronic and consumer goods packaging
• Industrial packaging solutions
• Refrigerator liners and appliance parts
• Office and household plastic products
• Recycled plastic sheets and molded components

Color – White and Black

Port of Loading - USA

QTY. – 18 MT

Stock Availability – 50MT/Month

Country of Origin: USA

Volume: Available consistent

Container loading: 20 and 40 Feet

Can export to – Any part of the world

Our Quality Assurance and Shipping Process

Material Guarantee We assure you that the material will meet the specifications of the loading pictures and the sample provided prior to shipment. Customer satisfaction and transparency are our top priorities.

Our Step-by-Step Process

1. Quality Inspection:
• Before finalizing the shipment, our Quality Control (QC) team conducts a thorough inspection of the material to ensure it meets the agreed-upon standards.
• Detailed videos and pictures of the material are captured during the inspection and shared with the customer for approval.
2. Container Booking:
• Once the customer approves the material, a container is booked on the next available vessel to ensure prompt delivery.
• The booking details, including the shipping schedule, are shared with the customer for tracking purposes.
3. Loading and Documentation:
   • Material condition
   • Loading procedure
   • Container and seal numbers
• The material is carefully loaded into the container.
• During loading, we document the entire process with pictures and videos, capturing essential details such as:
• These visuals, along with the draft of the Bill of Lading (BL), are shared with the customer for verification.
4. BL Draft Confirmation:
• The customer reviews and confirms the BL draft.
• Based on the confirmation, the Original Bill of Lading (OBL) is issued.
• A copy of the OBL is then shared with the customer.