ASPEN POLYSTYRENE INDUSTRY
@aspen-eps.com
Aspen Polystyrene Industry LLC was established in 2003 to manufacture all kinds of expanded polystyrene products required in U.A.E.
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About ASPEN POLYSTYRENE INDUSTRY
Aspen Polystyrene Industry LLC is a leading manufacturer of expanded polystyrene products in U. A. E.
Established in 2003 by U. A. E.
Hashem Al Marzouqi, the company specializes in producing a wide range of high-quality expanded polystyrene products for various applications. With a complete marketing network and an outstanding reputation, Aspen Polystyrene Industry is recognized as a premier expanded polystyrene company in the region. Their product offerings include polystyrene boxes, sheets, open boxes, fresh beads, blocks, and chips.
These products are known for their lightweight nature, insulating properties, and fire retardancy. Polystyrene boxes are ideal for delicate items and fresh food, while sheets can be custom cut into various shapes and sizes. Open boxes are commonly used for storing fruits and vegetables.
Fresh beads are lightweight and pearl-shaped, making them perfect for numerous applications. Aspen Polystyrene Industry also produces EPS blocks in different sizes and densities, as well as polystyrene chips for protecting fragile items during transportation. With a team of experienced technical experts, Aspen Polystyrene Industry has successfully executed various projects across the region, meeting customer requirements and specifications.
Some of their major clients include BESIX, ALEC, Arabtec Group, RAK Ceramics, and Marinetek. For all your expanded polystyrene needs, Aspen Polystyrene Industry offers a total solution and excellent individualized service. Contact them today for a quote or to inquire about their products and services