EPS is used for insulation in walls, roofs, floors, and facades of buildings, as well as in civil engineering applications like lightweight fill for roads and bridges.

EPS is commonly used for protective packaging of various goods, including electronics, white goods, and fragile items like glass and ceramics.

EPS is used in surfboard construction as a core material, primarily for its lightweight and buoyant properties, it is lighter and more buoyant than traditional polyurethane (PU) boards.

EPS is used to package and transport fresh produce, seafood, and other perishable goods, leveraging its thermal insulation properties. In the seafood industry fresh fish and seafood products.

EPS beads are commonly used as a filling material in applications like bean bags, furniture, and packaging. Their lightweight, cushioning, and insulating properties make them suitable for a range of uses.