Aug 7, 2015
Orora's new B9 is the largest paper machine operating in Australia. To match with world-class board machine the mill needed a top-performing OCC line that Valmet delivered alongside the board machine. As raw material, B9 uses 100% recycled fiber from domestic containerboard and mixed waste.
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Summary
Location | Botany, New South Wales, Australia |
Customer challenge | Exceptionally dirty raw material and need for high capacity production energy efficiently |
Solution | Valmet's OCC line with OptiSlush pulper the system that features world first three-unit de-trashing loop for efficient debris removal. |
Results | Efficient utilization of low cost raw materials for cost savings, low stickies, low energy consumption with high capacity. |
Keywords | Board and paper, Pulping and fiber, Asia-Pacific, New lines |
Technical data
Orora Botany B9 OCC line
Raw material | 100% recycled fiber from domestic containerboard and mixed waste |
Capacity | 1,300 oven-dry tonnes per day |