Practical articles from our Birmingham factory on expanded polystyrene — how it is made, where it is used, and how to get the most from it.
Polystyrene, particularly in its expanded form (EPS), is a common material used in various industries for packaging, insulation, and more. However, its environmental impact…
Read articleWhen we think of polystyrene blocks, commonly known as styrofoam, we often envision packaging material or insulation. However, these lightweight and versatile blocks have…
Read articlePolystyrene sheets, also known as Styrofoam or expanded polystyrene (EPS) sheets, are incredibly versatile and offer a wide range of applications across various industries.…
Read articleExpanded Polystyrene (EPS) is a strong yet lightweight material that is water resistant, environmentally friendly, economically viable and fully recyclable. A product that’s often…
Read articleExpanded Polystyrene (EPS) is a great choice for many different construction applications. A versatile and safe material used by builders and civil engineers in…
Read articleAt Eccleston & Hart, we manufacture and mould high quality expanded polystyrene (EPS) products, specialising in the packaging, construction, film, theatre, exhibition, display, media…
Read articleYes, Expanded Polystyrene (EPS) is 100% recyclable and can be recycled at many stages of its life. As a product it is also environmentally…
Read articlePolystyrene is a type 6 plastic that can be rigid or foamed, each with a variety of applications. Rigid polystyrene is used to make…
Read articleHow is Polystrene Used in Movie Sets? The Movie industry relies heavily on polystyrene to build movie sets. You may not think it, but…
Read articlePolystyrene is a plastic formed from hydrocarbon molecules that is small, lightweight and ideal for a variety of applications. From stuffed toys to packaging…
Read articleExpanded Polystyrene’s technical properties such as rigidity, formability and low weight means it can be used for a huge range of applications. Thermal conductivity…
Read articleWelcome to the new blog here at Eccleston and Hart Expanded Polystyrene. We’re going to be keeping you updated with the latest news and…
Read articleEccleston + Hart Limited is committed to using expanded polystyrene as efficiently as possible.
EPS can be recycled, we recycle our own waste by two methods:
