Automation for Tissue

Valmet provides future-proof automation solutions for tissue. The industry-leading distributed control system (DCS), quality control system (QCS), analyzers, and measurements continuously improve your process performance while achieving savings in fibers, chemicals, and energy. With our stabilizing controls and optimization solutions, we ensure your performance from stock preparation and forming to pressing, drying, reeling, and winding.

Systems and Products

Systems and Products

Automation services

Automation services

Automation projects

Automation projects

Success stories

Moving forward together - Liansheng Pulp & Paper

Moving forward together - Liansheng Pulp & Paper

An important milestone was reached for Liansheng Pulp and Paper’s massive Zhangpu greenfield mill project in China between May and June 2023. Two BCTMP (bleached chemi-thermomechanical pulp) production lines, cartonboard line PM 1, high-grade fine paper line PM 3, and two tissue lines, TM 3 and TM 4, were successfully started up in a great collaboration between Liansheng and Valmet.

Improving machine vision performance at tissue mills through better use of data

Improving machine vision performance at tissue mills through better use of data

How can data be used to improve efficiency in tissue making? Traditionally, information from the processes has often been siloed. Bringing all the data to one place provides a solid starting point for efficiency improvements and makes the production line more intelligent.

Unlock the secret to success with UX design

Unlock the secret to success with UX design

UX design is recognized as being important but is often misunderstood. We take a closer look at what it entails and how it can benefit the process industry.

How are trends shaping the future of process control?

How are trends shaping the future of process control?

With increased demands for efficiency, sustainability and a skilled workforce, how will the industrial processes be operated going forward? We explore the trends and industry 4.0 evolution that will shape the future of process control for the years to come.

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