Recorded webinar

Excel your tissue production with creative tools and pilot trials

With a world-class Tissue Technology Center and relevant training packages you can realize new innovations and improve knowledge among your personnel.

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The Valmet Tissue Technology Center provides a creative environment for developing and testing new products, improve product quality and machine performance. Further, pilot trials are cost-efficient ways to test in a production environment compared to the cost of testing in a tissue mill. In this webinar you will learn more about the opportunities available.

At Valmet we offer various training programs with the goal to prepare your mill personnel to become the best tissue makers in the industry. One helpful tool is the tissue machine simulator where you can train in a virtual setting for different scenarios without the risk of making mistakes. Let us guide you through a demonstration.

This session includes a 30-min presentation followed by 10 minutes of interactive discussions based on questions from the audience.

Type: Recorded webinar
Duration: 0:40
Language: English

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Speakers

Karl-Johan Tolfsson

Manager, Tissue Technology Center and R&D, Valmet

Karl-Johan has a M.Sc. in Mechatronics from Royal Institute of Technology and started working for Valmet 2004. After some years at the department for Structural Analysis he moved on to the Tissue Technology Center and R&D. Karl-Johan has been deeply involved in the development of the Advantage ViscoNip press and Valmet’s hybrid concepts.

Danilo Marcos

Concept Manager, Structured Tissue, Valmet

Danilo started his career in 2007 with an internship for Voith Paper in Sao Paulo. In the end of the same year, he graduated in mechanical engineering and was hired as a project engineer for tissue projects, specialized in paper and cellulose technology. In 2016 he moved to Sweden and started working at Valmet Sweden as a senior process engineer and global reference manager for tissue machines. Since 2018 he has been the concept manager for structured tissue.